Modulation Of Endoplasmic Reticulum Aminopeptidase 2 (ERAP2)-Mediated Immune Response

ABSTRACT

The present disclosure provides methods of treating subjects having an immune disorder by administering a therapeutically effective amount of an Endoplasmic Reticulum Aminopeptidase 2 (ERAP2) inhibitor to the subject, and optionally an Endoplasmic Reticulum Aminopeptidase 1 (ERAP1) agonist or inhibitor and/or an HLA-Aw19 inhibitor, and also provides methods of identifying subjects having an increased risk for developing an MHC-I-opathy.

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FIELD

The present disclosure is directed, in part, to methods of treatingsubjects having an immune disorder by administering a therapeuticallyeffective amount of an Endoplasmic Reticulum Aminopeptidase 2 (ERAP2)inhibitor to the subject, and optionally an Endoplasmic ReticulumAminopeptidase 1 (ERAP1) agonist or inhibitor and/or an HLA-Aw19inhibitor, and also provides methods of identifying subjects having anincreased risk for developing an MHC-I-opathy.

BACKGROUND

The cellular immune response in humans relies at least partly on thepresentation of small peptides that are 8 to 10 amino acids long, whichare bound proteins of the major histocompatibility complex (MHC) (i.e.,class I MHC molecules). These small peptides are derived from theproteolytic degradation of proteins (foreign antigens andself-antigens). One source of these antigens come from infected ormalignantly transformed cells that express particular protein moleculesthat, upon degradation, yield distinct antigenic peptides that arepresented on the cell surface complexed with MHC class I molecules(MHCl). Cytotoxic T cells can recognize these complexes of MHC moleculeswith degraded protein antigens and induce apoptotic cell death. Aberrantgeneration of antigenic peptides can lead to immune system evasion or toautoimmune reactions.

Although most antigenic peptides are initially produced by theproteasome, many of them are larger than the final antigenic epitope andcontain one or more additional amino acids at their N-termini. Theseantigenic peptide precursors are transported into the endoplasmicreticulum (ER), where they are further degraded by at least twodifferent aminopeptidases, ERAP1 and ERAP2, to generate the matureantigenic peptides for complexing with MHC class I molecules. Thus, theactivity of ERAP1 and ERAP2 can directly affect the presentation ofantigenic peptides complexed with particular MHC molecules in abeneficial or adverse manner, thus altering the immune response.Accordingly, there continues to be a need for identifying subjects thathave particular MHC-I-opathies related to ERAP2 activity and treatmentof the same.

Birdshot Chorioretinopathy (BSCR) is a rare autoimmune uveitispredominately affecting individuals over the age of 50 of Europeandescent and treated with immunomodulatory therapies. The diseasepresents with vitritis and gradual decline in vision due to choroidaland retinal inflammatory lesions and atrophy. T cells have beenidentified in the retinal and choroidal tissues as well as the vitreousof affected BSCR eyes.

SUMMARY

The present disclosure provides methods of treating a subject having animmune disorder, the methods comprising administering to the subject atherapeutically effective amount of an ERAP2 inhibitor. Optionally, anERAP1 agonist or inhibitor and/or an HLA-Aw19 inhibitor is alsoadministered to the subject. The immune disorder can be an MHC-I-opathyor an MHC-II-opathy. The MHC-I-opathy can be BSCR, AnkylosingSpondylitis (AS), Behçet's disease, psoriasis, Juvenile IdiopathicArthritis (JIA), inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), or Crohn's disease(CD).

The present disclosure also provides methods of treating a subjecthaving an MHC-I-opathy, the methods comprising: performing or havingperformed an assay on a biological sample from the subject to determinewhether the subject comprises: i) an MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype;and ii) a functional ERAP2 protein or a nucleic acid molecule encoding afunctional ERAP2 protein; and administering to the subject atherapeutically effective amount of an ERAP2 inhibitor, wherein thesubject comprises both an MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype and afunctional ERAP2 protein or a nucleic acid molecule encoding afunctional ERAP2 protein; wherein the presence of both theMHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype and the functional ERAP2 protein or anucleic acid molecule encoding a functional ERAP2 protein indicates thatthe subject is a candidate for treating the MHC-I-opathy by inhibitingERAP2. The assay performed or having been performed on the biologicalsample from the subject can further determine whether the subjectcomprises a functional ERAP1 protein or a nucleic acid molecule encodinga functional ERAP1 protein; and the methods can further compriseadministering to the subject a therapeutically effective amount of anERAP1 agonist or inhibitor, wherein the subject comprises anMHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype and does or does not comprise afunctional ERAP1 protein or a nucleic acid molecule encoding afunctional ERAP1 protein; wherein the presence of anMHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype and the absence of a functional ERAP1protein or a nucleic acid molecule encoding a functional ERAP1 proteinindicates that the subject is a candidate for treating the MHC-I-opathyby activating ERAP1; wherein the presence of an MHC-I-opathy-related HLAgenotype and the presence of a functional ERAP1 protein or a nucleicacid molecule encoding a functional ERAP1 protein indicates that thesubject is a candidate for treating the MHC-I-opathy by inhibitingERAP1.

The present disclosure also provides methods of identifying a subjecthaving an increased risk for developing an MHC-I-opathy, the methodscomprising: performing or having performed an assay on a biologicalsample from the subject to determine whether the subject comprises: i)an MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype; and ii) a functional ERAP2 proteinor a nucleic acid molecule encoding a functional ERAP2 protein; wherein:when the subject has both the MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype and thefunctional ERAP2 protein or the nucleic acid molecule encoding thefunctional ERAP2 protein, then the subject has an increased risk ofdeveloping the MHC-I-opathy; when the subject lacks theMHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype, or lacks the functional ERAP2 proteinor the nucleic acid molecule encoding the functional ERAP2 protein, orlacks both, then the subject has a decreased risk of developing theMHC-I-opathy; and when the subject comprises two copies of theMHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype, then the subject has an increasedrisk of developing the MHC-I-opathy compared to comprising a single copyof the MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype. The assay performed or havingbeen performed on the biological sample from the subject can furtherdetermine whether the subject comprises a functional ERAP1 protein or anucleic acid molecule encoding a functional ERAP1 protein. When thesubject has the MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype and lacks thefunctional ERAP1 protein or the nucleic acid molecule encoding thefunctional ERAP1 protein, then the subject has an increased risk ofdeveloping the MHC-I-opathy; and when the subject lacks theMHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype, or has the functional ERAP1 proteinor the nucleic acid molecule encoding the functional ERAP1 protein, orboth, then the subject has a decreased risk of developing theMHC-I-opathy.

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FIG. 1 shows a table of HLA-A 2nd allele frequencies in the Frenchcohort compared to UKB and GHS EUR A29 carriers. Alleles belonging tothe Aw19 broad antigen group that increase risk are A29, A30, A31 andA33 (red) and A32 exhibits protection (green). A Fisher's exact testcombining all Aw19 risk alleles presents the strongest enrichment in allcomparisons. Only alleles that have three or more case carriers arepresented. Table is sorted by p-values when comparing case frequenciesagainst A29 controls in UKB.

FIG. 2 shows Aw19 enrichment in Birdshot cases. Odds-ratio for BSCR,comparing frequencies of 14 HLA-A alleles that are present in three ormore cases (>1%, x-axis) in 286 UParis cases compared with 108 UPariscontrols (Blue), GHS control cohort #1 (n=4,014, dark green), GHScontrol cohort #2 (n=2,829, bright green) and UKB controls (n=38,543,yellow). Aw19 alleles show the highest ORs (red box) that replicateswith large A29 control cohorts, with the exception of A32 that isdepleted in cases (green box). * p<0.01

FIG. 3 shows a table of HLA-A 2nd allele frequencies in the Frenchcohort compared to UKB and GHS EUR A29 carriers. Alleles belonging tothe Aw19 broad antigen group that increase risk are A29, A30, A31 andA33 (red) and A32 exhibits protection (green). A logistic regressiontest with covariates included for sex and six principal components,calculated based on genetic array data for each analytic set. Resultsare presented for all HLA-A alleles that have three or more casecarriers. Alleles are sorted as in FIG. 1 . *Three principal components.

FIG. 4 shows a table of haplotype analysis of ERAP1. Haplotype analysisexamining the association of all eight ERAP1 haplotypes with thecase-control status, showing that Hap1 and Hap2 are strongly associatedwith protection from BSCR.

FIG. 5 shows a table of top SNPs in ERAP1 and ERAP2 regions. Variants inERAP1 and ERAP2 are genome-wide significant when analyzed together withprevious results (125 cases and 670 controls (Kuiper 2014). Rs10044354is the top association in the ERAP1-ERAP2 locus in the previous GWAS ofDutch and Spanish cohorts, while rs27432 is the top association in theregion in the current French cohort. The LD between the two loci is alsopresented. *The reference A-allele is the minor allele, risk is theG-allele.

FIG. 6 shows ERAP2 splice region variant is protective for BSCR. Thecommon ERAP2 splice region variant rs2248374 that disrupts ERAP2expression is protective in the current BSCR cohort and the previousSpanish and Dutch cohorts.

FIG. 7 shows the combined risk of ERAP1, ERAP2 and two copies of Aw19.Utilizing 286 Birdshot cases and 4,014 controls from GHS cohort #1 tocalculate additive risk while combining risk factors in ERAP1, ERAP2 andAw19. Panel A) An additive genotype model of ERAP2 risk signal tagged byrs10044354 and single (A29/-) or double (A29/Aw19) Aw19 copies relativeto lowest risk combination of rs10044354-CC and one copy of Aw19 allele(A29). Panel B) An additive genotype model of ERAP1 risk signal taggedby rs27432 and single (A29/-) or double (A29/Aw19) Aw19 copies relativeto lowest risk combination of rs27432-AA and one copy of Aw19 allele(A29). Panel C) An additive genotype model of ERAP1 risk signal taggedby rs27432 and ERAP2 signal tagged by rs10044354 relative to lowest riskcombination of rs27432-AA and rs10044354-CC. Panel D) An additivegenotype model of ERAP1 and ERAP2 risk signals and single (A29/-) ordouble (A29/Aw19) Aw19 copies relative to lowest risk combination. Thegenotypes are combined as following: 0=ERAP1 and ERAP2 homozygous forprotective allele. 1/[01],[01]/1=either homozygous protective orheterozygous genotypes of both ERAP1 and ERAP2. 2/ . . . /2=homozygousrisk allele of either ERAP1 or ERAP2. 2/2=homozygous risk allele of bothERAP1 and ERAP2.

FIG. 8 shows a table of the combined risk of ERAP2 and Aw19. Utilizing286 Birdshot cases and 4,014 controls from GHS cohort #1 to calculateadditive risk while combining risk factors in ERAP2 and Aw19. Anadditive genotype model of ERAP2 risk signal tagged by rs10044354 andsingle (A29/-) or double (A29/Aw19) Aw19 copies relative to lowest riskcombination of rs10044354-CC and one copy of Aw19 allele (A29).

FIG. 9 shows a table of the combined risk of ERAP1 and Aw19. Utilizing286 Birdshot cases and 4,014 controls from GHS cohort #1 to calculateadditive risk while combining risk factors in ERAP1 and Aw19. Anadditive genotype model of ERAP1 risk signal tagged by rs27432 andsingle (A29/-) or double (A29/Aw19) Aw19 copies relative to lowest riskcombination of rs27432-AA and one copy of Aw19 allele (A29).

FIG. 10 shows a table of the combined risk of ERAP1 and ERAP2. Utilizing286 Birdshot cases and 4,014 controls from GHS cohort #1 to calculateadditive risk while combining risk factors in ERAP1 and ERAP2. Anadditive genotype model of ERAP1 risk signal tagged by rs27432 and ERAP2signal tagged by rs10044354 relative to lowest risk combination ofrs27432-AA and rs10044354-CC.

FIG. 11 shows a table of the combined risk of ERAP1, ERAP2 and Aw19.Utilizing 286 Birdshot cases and 4,014 controls from GHS cohort #1 tocalculate additive risk while combining risk factors in ERAP1, ERAP2 andAw19. An additive genotype model of ERAP1 and ERAP2 risk signals andsingle (A29/-) or double (A29/Aw19) Aw19 copies relative to lowest riskcombination. The genotypes are combined as following: 0=ERAP1 and ERAP2homozygous for protective allele. 1/[01],[01]/1=either homozygousprotective or heterozygous genotypes of both ERAP1 and ERAP2. 2/ . . ./2=homozygous risk allele of either ERAP1 or ERAP2. 2/2=homozygous riskallele of both ERAP1 and ERAP2.

FIG. 12 shows differences between risk Aw19 alleles and A32. Panel A)Sequence differences between risk Aw19 alleles (red) and protective A32allele (green). A32 exhibits F at position 9 as is the reference A:01:01allele, while risk alleles are either T or S at that position. The Bw4epitope sequence is apparent at positions 79-83 or A32 only.

DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS

Various terms relating to aspects of the present disclosure are usedthroughout the specification and claims. Such terms are to be giventheir ordinary meaning in the art, unless otherwise indicated. Otherspecifically defined terms are to be construed in a manner consistentwith the definitions provided herein.

Unless otherwise expressly stated, it is in no way intended that anymethod or aspect set forth herein be construed as requiring that itssteps be performed in a specific order. Accordingly, where a methodclaim does not specifically state in the claims or descriptions that thesteps are to be limited to a specific order, it is in no way intendedthat an order be inferred, in any respect. This holds for any possiblenon-expressed basis for interpretation, including matters of logic withrespect to arrangement of steps or operational flow, plain meaningderived from grammatical organization or punctuation, or the number ortype of aspects described in the specification.

As used herein, the singular forms “a,” “an” and “the” include pluralreferents unless the context clearly dictates otherwise.

As used herein, the term “about” means that the recited numerical valueis approximate and small variations would not significantly affect thepractice of the disclosed embodiments. Where a numerical value is used,unless indicated otherwise by the context, the term “about” means thenumerical value can vary by ±10% and remain within the scope of thedisclosed embodiments.

As used herein, the term “comprising” may be replaced with “consisting”or “consisting essentially of” in particular embodiments as desired.

As used herein, the terms “nucleic acid”, “nucleic acid molecule”,“nucleic acid sequence”, “polynucleotide”, or “oligonucleotide” cancomprise a polymeric form of nucleotides of any length, can comprise DNAand/or RNA, and can be single-stranded, double-stranded, or multiplestranded. One strand of a nucleic acid also refers to its complement.

As used herein, the term “subject” includes any animal, includingmammals. Mammals include, but are not limited to, farm animals (such as,for example, horse, cow, pig), companion animals (such as, for example,dog, cat), laboratory animals (such as, for example, mouse, rat,rabbits), and non-human primates (such as, for example, apes andmonkeys). In some embodiments, the subject is a human. In someembodiments, the subject is a patient under the care of a physician.

The present disclosure provides methods of treating a subject having animmune disorder, the methods comprising administering to the subject anERAP2 inhibitor. In some embodiments, the immune disorder is anMHC-I-opathy. In some embodiments, the immune disorder is anMHC-II-opathy. In some embodiments, the MHC-I-opathy is BirdshotChorioretinopathy (BSCR), Ankylosing Spondylitis (AS), Behçet's disease,psoriasis, Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA), inflammatory boweldisease (IBD), or Crohn's disease (CD). In some embodiments, theMHC-I-opathy is BSCR. In some embodiments, the MHC-I-opathy is AS. Insome embodiments, the MHC-I-opathy is Behçet's disease. In someembodiments, the MHC-I-opathy is psoriasis. In some embodiments, theMHC-I-opathy is JIA. In some embodiments, the MHC-I-opathy is IBD. Insome embodiments, the MHC-I-opathy is CD.

In some embodiments, the MHC-I-opathy is BSCR. In some embodiments, themethod further comprises detecting the presence or absence of anHLA-Aw19 allele in a biological sample obtained from the subject. Insome embodiments, the subject is HLA-Aw19⁺. In some embodiments, thesubject is or is suspected of being HLA-A*29⁺, HLA-A*30⁺, HLA-A*31⁺, orHLA-A*33⁺, or any combination thereof. In some embodiments, the methodfurther comprises determining whether the subject has one or two copiesof an HLA-Aw19 allele. In some embodiments, the subject has a singlecopy of HLA-Aw19. In some embodiments, the subject has two copies ofHLA-Aw19. In some embodiments, the subject is HLA-A*29⁺/HLA-A*30⁺. Insome embodiments, the subject is HLA-A*29⁺/HLA-A*31⁺. In someembodiments, the subject is HLA-A*29⁺/HLA-A*33⁺.

In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR is not HLA-A*29⁺.

In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR has a copy of at least anytwo of HLA-A*29, HLA-A*30, HLA-A*31, or HLA-A*33. In some embodiments,the subject having BSCR has a copy of at least any three of HLA-A*29,HLA-A*30, HLA-A*31, or HLA-A*33. In some embodiments, the subject havingBSCR has a copy of all of HLA-A*29, HLA-A*30, HLA-A*31, or HLA-A*33.

In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR has one copy of eachHLA-A*29 and HLA-A*30. In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR hasone copy of each HLA-A*29 and HLA-A*31. In some embodiments, the subjecthaving BSCR has one copy of each HLA-A*29 and HLA-A*33. In someembodiments, the subject having BSCR has one copy of each HLA-A*30 andHLA-A*31. In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR has one copy ofeach HLA-A*30 and HLA-A*33. In some embodiments, the subject having BSCRhas one copy of each HLA-A*31 and HLA-A*33.

In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR has one copy of HLA-A*29and two copies of HLA-A*30. In some embodiments, the subject having BSCRhas one copy of HLA-A*29 and two copies of HLA-A*31. In someembodiments, the subject having BSCR has one copy of HLA-A*29 and twocopies of HLA-A*33. In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR has onecopy of HLA-A*30 and two copies of HLA-A*31. In some embodiments, thesubject having BSCR has one copy of HLA-A*30 and two copies HLA-A*33. Insome embodiments, the subject having BSCR has one copy of HLA-A*31 andtwo copies of HLA-A*33.

In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR has two copies of HLA-A*29and one copy of HLA-A*30. In some embodiments, the subject having BSCRhas two copies of HLA-A*29 and one copy of HLA-A*31. In someembodiments, the subject having BSCR has two copies of HLA-A*29 and onecopy of HLA-A*33. In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR has twocopies of HLA-A*30 and one copy of HLA-A*31. In some embodiments, thesubject having BSCR has two copies of HLA-A*30 and one copy of HLA-A*33.In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR has two copies of HLA-A*31and one copy of HLA-A*33.

In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR or suspected of having BSCRhas two copies of HLA-A*29 and two copies of HLA-A*30. In someembodiments, the subject having BSCR or suspected of having BSCR has twocopies of HLA-A*29 and two copies of HLA-A*31. In some embodiments, thesubject having BSCR or suspected of having BSCR has two copies ofHLA-A*29 and two copies of HLA-A*33. In some embodiments, the subjecthaving BSCR or suspected of having BSCR has two copies of HLA-A*30 andtwo copies of HLA-A*31. In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR orsuspected of having BSCR has two copies of HLA-A*30 and two copies ofHLA-A*33. In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR or suspected ofhaving BSCR has two copies of HLA-A*31 and two copies of HLA-A*33.

In some embodiments, the method further comprises administering to thesubject an HLA-Aw19 inhibitor. In some embodiments, the HLA-Aw19inhibitor is an antibody. In some embodiments, the antibody is ananti-HLA-A*29 antibody. In some embodiments, the HLA-Aw19 inhibitorcomprises a small molecule degrader or an inhibitory nucleic acidmolecule. In some embodiments, the inhibitory nucleic acid molecule isan antisense nucleic acid molecule, a small interfering RNA (siRNA), ora short hairpin RNA (shRNA) that hybridizes to an HLA-Aw19. In someembodiments, the HLA-Aw19 is HLA-A*29.

In some embodiments, the MHC-I-opathy is AS. In some embodiments, themethod further comprises detecting the presence or absence of HLA-B*27or HLA-B*40 in a biological sample obtained from the subject. In someembodiments, the subject is or is suspected of being HLA-B*27⁺. In someembodiments, the subject is or is suspected of being HLA-B*40⁺. In someembodiments, the method further comprises determining whether thesubject has one or two copies of HLA-B*27 or HLA-B*40. In someembodiments, the subject has a single copy of HLA-B*27 or HLA-B*40. Insome embodiments, the subject has two copies of HLA-B*27 or HLA-B*40. Insome embodiments, the method further comprises administering to thesubject an HLA-B*27 inhibitor or an HLA-B*40 inhibitor. In someembodiments, the HLA-B*27 inhibitor or HLA-B*40 inhibitor is anantibody. In some embodiments, the antibody is an anti-HLA-B*27 antibodyor an anti-HLA-B*40 antibody. In some embodiments, the HLA-B*27inhibitor or HLA-B*40 inhibitor comprises a small molecule degrader oran inhibitory nucleic acid molecule. In some embodiments, the inhibitorynucleic acid molecule is an antisense nucleic acid molecule, an siRNA,or an shRNA that hybridizes to an HLA-B*27 or an HLA-B*40.

In some embodiments, the MHC-I-opathy is Behçet's disease. In someembodiments, the method further comprises detecting the presence orabsence of HLA-B*51 in a biological sample obtained from the subject. Insome embodiments, the subject is or is suspected of being HLA-B*51⁺. Insome embodiments, the method further comprises determining whether thesubject has one or two copies of HLA-B*51. In some embodiments, thesubject has a single copy of HLA-B*51. In some embodiments, the subjecthas two copies of HLA-B*51. In some embodiments, the method furthercomprises administering to the subject an HLA-B*51 inhibitor. In someembodiments, the HLA-B*51 inhibitor is an antibody. In some embodiments,the antibody is an anti-HLA-B*51 antibody. In some embodiments, theHLA-B*51 inhibitor comprises a small molecule degrader or an inhibitorynucleic acid molecule. In some embodiments, the inhibitory nucleic acidmolecule is an antisense nucleic acid molecule, an siRNA, or an shRNAthat hybridizes to an HLA-B*51.

In some embodiments, the MHC-I-opathy is psoriasis. In some embodiments,the method further comprises detecting the presence or absence ofHLA-C*06 in a biological sample obtained from the subject. In someembodiments, the subject is or is suspected of being HLA-C*06⁺. In someembodiments, the method further comprises determining whether thesubject has one or two copies of HLA-C*06. In some embodiments, thesubject has a single copy of HLA-C*06. In some embodiments, the subjecthas two copies of HLA-C*06. In some embodiments, the method furthercomprises administering to the subject an HLA-C*06 inhibitor. In someembodiments, the HLA-C*06 inhibitor is an antibody. In some embodiments,the antibody is an anti-HLA-C*06 antibody. In some embodiments, theHLA-C*06 inhibitor comprises a small molecule degrader or an inhibitorynucleic acid molecule. In some embodiments, the inhibitory nucleic acidmolecule is an antisense nucleic acid molecule, an siRNA, or an shRNAthat hybridizes to an HLA-C*06.

In some embodiments, the MHC-I-opathy is JIA. In some embodiments, themethod further comprises detecting the presence or absence of HLA-B*27and/or DRB1 in a biological sample obtained from the subject. In someembodiments, the subject is or is suspected of being HLA-B*27⁺ and/orDRB1⁺. In some embodiments, the method further comprises determiningwhether the subject has one or two copies of HLA-B*27 and/or DRB1. Insome embodiments, the subject has a single copy of HLA-B*27 and/or DRB1.In some embodiments, the subject has two copies of HLA-B*27 and/or DRB1.In some embodiments, the method further comprises administering to thesubject an HLA-B*27 inhibitor and/or a DRB1 inhibitor. In someembodiments, the HLA-B*27 inhibitor and/or DRB1 inhibitor is anantibody. In some embodiments, the antibody is an anti-HLA-B*27 antibodyor an anti-DRB1 antibody. In some embodiments, the HLA-B*27 inhibitorand/or DRB1 inhibitor comprises a small molecule degrader or aninhibitory nucleic acid molecule. In some embodiments, the inhibitorynucleic acid molecule is an antisense nucleic acid molecule, an siRNA,or an shRNA that hybridizes to an HLA-B*27 and/or an DRB1.

In some embodiments, the MHC-I-opathy is IBD or CD. In some embodiments,the method further comprises detecting the presence or absence ofHLA-C*07 in a biological sample obtained from the subject. In someembodiments, the subject is or is suspected of being HLA-C*07⁺. In someembodiments, the method further comprises determining whether thesubject has one or two copies of HLA-C*07. In some embodiments, thesubject has a single copy of HLA-C*07. In some embodiments, the subjecthas two copies of HLA-C*07. In some embodiments, the method furthercomprises administering to the subject an HLA-C*07 inhibitor. In someembodiments, the HLA-C*07 inhibitor is an antibody. In some embodiments,the antibody is an anti-HLA-C*07 antibody. In some embodiments, theHLA-C*07 inhibitor comprises a small molecule degrader or an inhibitorynucleic acid molecule. In some embodiments, the inhibitory nucleic acidmolecule is an antisense nucleic acid molecule, an siRNA, or an shRNAthat hybridizes to an HLA-C*07.

In some embodiments, the ERAP2 inhibitor comprises a small moleculedegrader, a proteoloysis-targeting chimera, an immunomodulatory drug, oran inhibitory nucleic acid molecule. In some embodiments, the inhibitorynucleic acid molecule is an antisense nucleic acid molecule, an siRNA,or an shRNA that hybridizes to ERAP2 mRNA. In some embodiments, theinhibitory nucleic acid molecule is an antisense nucleic acid moleculethat hybridizes to ERAP2 mRNA. In some embodiments, the inhibitorynucleic acid molecule is an siRNA that hybridizes to ERAP2 mRNA. In someembodiments, the inhibitory nucleic acid molecule is an shRNA thathybridizes to ERAP2 mRNA. In some embodiments, the ERAP2 inhibitorcomprises an anti-ERAP2 antibody. In some embodiments, the ERAP2inhibitor comprises a pseudopeptide. In some embodiments, thepseudopeptide is a phosphinic pseudopeptide. In some embodiments, thephosphinic pseudopeptide is DG002 or DG013 (see, for example, Zervoudiet al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, 2013, 110, 19890-19895). In someembodiments, the phosphinic pseudopeptide is DG002. In some embodiments,the phosphinic pseudopeptide is DG013. In some embodiments, the ERAP2inhibitor comprises a small molecule. In some embodiments, the ERAP2inhibitor is compound 4, compound 15, compound 16, compound 5, oranalogues of compound 5, which are drug-like carboxylic acids andbioisosters screened for enhanced selectivity for ERAP2 over ERAP1 (see,Medve et al., European Journal of Medicinal Chemistry, 2021, 211,113053). In some embodiments, the ERAP2 inhibitor is a phosphonic orphosphinic acid compound with higher affinity for ERAP2 than ERAP1 (see,Weglarz-Tomczak et al., Bioorg. Med. Chem. Lett., 2016, 26, 4122-4126).Additional ERAP2 inhibitors are described in, for example, Georgiadis etal., Curr. Medic. Chem., 2019, 26, 2715-2729.

In any of the embodiments described herein, the methods can furthercomprise administering to the subject an ERAP1 agonist or inhibitor,depending upon the MHC-I-opathy. For AS and psoriasis, an ERAP1inhibitor can be administered. For the remaining MHC-I-opathies, anERAP1 agonist can be administered.

In some embodiments, the ERAP1 agonist comprises an oligonucleotide. Insome embodiments, the oligonucleotide is ODN1826. In some embodiments,the ERAP1 agonist comprises a peptide. In some embodiments, the ERAP1agonist comprises a lipopeptide. In some embodiments, the lipopeptide isPam3CSK4 or FSL-1. In some embodiments, the lipopeptide is Pam3CSK4. Insome embodiments, the lipopeptide is FSL-1. In some embodiments, theERAP1 agonist comprises a small molecule. In some embodiments, the ERAP1agonist can comprise an ERAP1-specific transcriptional activator, anERAP1 protein stabilizer, an agonist of ERAP1 enzymatic activity, or anactivator of ERAP1 secretion. In some embodiments, the ERAP1 agonist cancomprise an ERAP1-specific transcriptional activator. In someembodiments, the ERAP1 agonist can comprise an ERAP1 protein stabilizer.In some embodiments, the ERAP1 agonist can comprise an agonist of ERAP1enzymatic activity. In some embodiments, the ERAP1 agonist can comprisean activator of ERAP1 secretion. Additional examples of ERAP1 agonistsare described in, for example, Goto et al., J. Immunol., 2014, 192,4443-4452.

In some embodiments, the ERAP1 inhibitor comprises a small moleculedegrader, a proteoloysis-targeting chimera, an immunomodulatory drug, oran inhibitory nucleic acid molecule. In some embodiments, the inhibitorynucleic acid molecule is an antisense nucleic acid molecule, an siRNA,or an shRNA that hybridizes to ERAP1 mRNA. In some embodiments, theinhibitory nucleic acid molecule is an antisense nucleic acid moleculethat hybridizes to ERAP1 mRNA. In some embodiments, the inhibitorynucleic acid molecule is an siRNA that hybridizes to ERAP1 mRNA. In someembodiments, the inhibitory nucleic acid molecule is an shRNA thathybridizes to ERAP1 mRNA. In some embodiments, the ERAP1 inhibitorcomprises an anti-ERAP1 antibody. In some embodiments, the ERAP1inhibitor is DG002 and DG013 (see, Zervoudi et al., Proc. Nat'l Acad.Sci. USA, 2013, 110, 19890-19895). In some embodiments, the ERAP1inhibitor is a phosphinic dipeptide or tripeptide analog (see,Weglarz-Tomczak et al., Bioorg. Med. Che, Lett., 2016, 26, 4122-4126).In some embodiments, the ERAP1 inhibitor is(N—(N-(2-(1H-indol-3-yl)ethyl)carbamimidoyl)-2,5-difluorobenzenesulfonamide),(1-(1-(4-acetylpiperazine-1-carbonyl)cyclohexyl)-3-(p-tolyl)urea), or(4-methoxy-3-(N-(2-(piperidin-1-yl)-5-(trifluoromethyl)phenyl)sulfamoyl)benzoic acid (see, Maben et al., J. Med. Chem., 2020, 63,103-121). In some embodiments, the ERAP1 inhibitor is(4aR,55,6R,85,8aR)-5-(2-(Furan-3-yl)ethyl)-8-hydroxy-5,6,8a-trimethyl-3,4,4a,5,6,7,8,8a-octahydronaphthalene-1-carboxylicacid (see, Liddle et al., J. Med. Chem., 2020, 63, 3348-3358). In someembodiments, the ERAP1 inhibitor is DG013A or a phosphinic tripeptide ordipeptide or an aminophosphonic derivative, or 3,4-diaminobenzoic (DABA)derivative, or a derivative of thimerosal, (see, Georgiadis et al., Cur.Med. Chem., 2019, 26, 2715-2729). In some embodiments, the ERAP1inhibitor is a benzofuran or 7-Benzofuran amide variation (see,Deddouche-Grass et al., ACS Med. Chem. Lett., 2021, 12, 1137-1142).

In any of the embodiments described herein, any of the inhibitors orother agents described herein can form a component of anantibody-drug-conjugate (ADC). For example, an ERAP1 inhibitor or anERAP2 inhibitor can be conjugated to an antibody, or antigen-bindingfragment thereof. The inhibitor can comprise a small molecule degrader,a proteoloysis-targeting chimera, an immunomodulatory drug, or aninhibitory nucleic acid molecule.

The present disclosure also provides methods of treating a subjecthaving an MHC-I-opathy. In some embodiments, the method comprisesperforming or having performed an assay on a biological sample from thesubject to determine whether the subject comprises: i) anMHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype; and ii) a functional ERAP2 protein ora nucleic acid molecule encoding a functional ERAP2 protein. In someembodiments, the method comprises administering to the subject atherapeutically effective amount of an ERAP2 inhibitor, wherein thesubject comprises both an MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype and afunctional ERAP2 protein or a nucleic acid molecule encoding afunctional ERAP2 protein. The presence of both the MHC-I-opathy-relatedHLA genotype and the functional ERAP2 protein or a nucleic acid moleculeencoding a functional ERAP2 protein indicates that the subject is acandidate for treating the MHC-I-opathy by inhibiting ERAP2.

In some embodiments, the MHC-I-opathy is BSCR and theMHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype comprises an HLA-Aw19 allele. In someembodiments, the HLA-Aw19 allele is an HLA-A*29 allele, an HLA-A*30allele, an HLA-A*31 allele, or an HLA-A*33 allele, or any combinationthereof. In some embodiments, the subject has a single copy of theHLA-Aw19 allele. In some embodiments, the HLA-Aw19 allele is an HLA-A*29allele. In some embodiments, the HLA-Aw19 allele is an HLA-A*30 allele.In some embodiments, the HLA-Aw19 allele is an HLA-A*31 allele. In someembodiments, the HLA-Aw19 allele is an HLA-A*33 allele. In someembodiments, the subject has two copies of the HLA-Aw19 allele. In someembodiments, the subject is or is suspected of beingHLA-A*29⁺/HLA-A*30⁺. In some embodiments, the subject is or is suspectedof being HLA-A*29⁺/HLA-A*31⁺. In some embodiments, the subject is or issuspected of being HLA-A*29⁺/HLA-A*33⁺.

In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR is not HLA-A*29⁺.

In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR has a copy of at least anytwo of HLA-A*29, HLA-A*30, HLA-A*31, or HLA-A*33. In some embodiments,the subject having BSCR has a copy of at least any three of HLA-A*29,HLA-A*30, HLA-A*31, or HLA-A*33. In some embodiments, the subject havingBSCR has a copy of all of HLA-A*29, HLA-A*30, HLA-A*31, or HLA-A*33.

In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR has one copy of eachHLA-A*29 and HLA-A*30. In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR hasone copy of each HLA-A*29 and HLA-A*31. In some embodiments, the subjecthaving BSCR has one copy of each HLA-A*29 and HLA-A*33. In someembodiments, the subject having BSCR has one copy of each HLA-A*30 andHLA-A*31. In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR has one copy ofeach HLA-A*30 and HLA-A*33. In some embodiments, the subject having BSCRhas one copy of each HLA-A*31 and HLA-A*33.

In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR has one copy of HLA-A*29and two copies of HLA-A*30. In some embodiments, the subject having BSCRhas one copy of HLA-A*29 and two copies of HLA-A*31. In someembodiments, the subject having BSCR has one copy of HLA-A*29 and twocopies of HLA-A*33. In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR has onecopy of HLA-A*30 and two copies of HLA-A*31. In some embodiments, thesubject having BSCR has one copy of HLA-A*30 and two copies HLA-A*33. Insome embodiments, the subject having BSCR has one copy of HLA-A*31 andtwo copies of HLA-A*33.

In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR has two copies of HLA-A*29and one copy of HLA-A*30. In some embodiments, the subject having BSCRhas two copies of HLA-A*29 and one copy of HLA-A*31. In someembodiments, the subject having BSCR has two copies of HLA-A*29 and onecopy of HLA-A*33. In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR has twocopies of HLA-A*30 and one copy of HLA-A*31. In some embodiments, thesubject having BSCR has two copies of HLA-A*30 and one copy of HLA-A*33.In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR has two copies of HLA-A*31and one copy of HLA-A*33.

In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR or suspected of having BSCRhas two copies of HLA-A*29 and two copies of HLA-A*30. In someembodiments, the subject having BSCR or suspected of having BSCR has twocopies of HLA-A*29 and two copies of HLA-A*31. In some embodiments, thesubject having BSCR or suspected of having BSCR has two copies ofHLA-A*29 and two copies of HLA-A*33. In some embodiments, the subjecthaving BSCR or suspected of having BSCR has two copies of HLA-A*30 andtwo copies of HLA-A*31. In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR orsuspected of having BSCR has two copies of HLA-A*30 and two copies ofHLA-A*33. In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR or suspected ofhaving BSCR has two copies of HLA-A*31 and two copies of HLA-A*33.

In some embodiments, the method further comprises administering to thesubject an HLA-Aw19 inhibitor. In some embodiments, the HLA-Aw19inhibitor is an antibody. In some embodiments, the antibody is ananti-HLA-A*29 antibody. In some embodiments, the HLA-Aw19 inhibitorcomprises a small molecule degrader or an inhibitory nucleic acidmolecule. In some embodiments, the inhibitory nucleic acid molecule isan antisense nucleic acid molecule, an siRNA, or an shRNA thathybridizes to an HLA-Aw19. In some embodiments, the HLA-Aw19 isHLA-A*29.

In some embodiments, the MHC-I-opathy is AS and the MHC-I-opathy-relatedHLA genotype comprises an HLA-B*27 allele or an HLA-B*40 allele. In someembodiments, the subject has a single copy of HLA-B*27 or HLA-B*40. Insome embodiments, the subject has two copies of HLA-B*27 or HLA-B*40. Insome embodiments, the method further comprises administering to thesubject an HLA-B*27 inhibitor or an HLA-B*40 inhibitor. In someembodiments, the HLA-B*27 inhibitor or HLA-B*40 inhibitor is anantibody. In some embodiments, the antibody is an anti-HLA-B*27 antibodyor an anti-HLA-B*40 antibody. In some embodiments, the HLA-B*27inhibitor or HLA-B*40 inhibitor comprises a small molecule degrader oran inhibitory nucleic acid molecule. In some embodiments, the inhibitorynucleic acid molecule is an antisense nucleic acid molecule, an siRNA,or an shRNA that hybridizes to an HLA-B*27 or an HLA-B*40.

In some embodiments, the MHC-I-opathy is Behçet's disease and theMHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype comprises an HLA-B*51 allele. In someembodiments, the subject has a single copy of HLA-B*51. In someembodiments, the subject has two copies of HLA-B*51. In someembodiments, the method further comprises administering to the subjectan HLA-B*51 inhibitor. In some embodiments, the HLA-B*51 inhibitor is anantibody. In some embodiments, the antibody is an anti-HLA-B*51antibody. In some embodiments, the HLA-B*51 inhibitor comprises a smallmolecule degrader or an inhibitory nucleic acid molecule. In someembodiments, the inhibitory nucleic acid molecule is an antisensenucleic acid molecule, an siRNA, or an shRNA that hybridizes to anHLA-B*51.

In some embodiments, the MHC-I-opathy is psoriasis and theMHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype comprises an HLA-C*06 allele. In someembodiments, the subject has a single copy of HLA-C*06. In someembodiments, the subject has two copies of HLA-C*06. In someembodiments, the method further comprises administering to the subjectan HLA-C*06 inhibitor. In some embodiments, the HLA-C*06 inhibitor is anantibody. In some embodiments, the antibody is an anti-HLA-C*06antibody. In some embodiments, the HLA-C*06 inhibitor comprises a smallmolecule degrader or an inhibitory nucleic acid molecule. In someembodiments, the inhibitory nucleic acid molecule is an antisensenucleic acid molecule, an siRNA, or an shRNA that hybridizes to anHLA-C*06.

In some embodiments, the MHC-I-opathy is JIA and theMHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype comprises an HLA-B*27 and/or DRB1. Insome embodiments, the subject has a single copy of HLA-B*27 and/or DRB1.In some embodiments, the subject has two copies of HLA-B*27 and/or. Insome embodiments, the method further comprises administering to thesubject an HLA-B*27 inhibitor and/or a DRB1 inhibitor. In someembodiments, the HLA-B*27 inhibitor and/or DRB1 inhibitor is anantibody. In some embodiments, the antibody is an anti-HLA-B*27 antibodyand/or a DRB1 antibody. In some embodiments, the HLA-B*27 inhibitorand/or DRB1 inhibitor comprises a small molecule degrader or aninhibitory nucleic acid molecule. In some embodiments, the inhibitorynucleic acid molecule is an antisense nucleic acid molecule, an siRNA,or an shRNA that hybridizes to an HLA-B*27 or DRB1.

In some embodiments, the MHC-I-opathy is IBD or CD and theMHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype comprises an HLA-C*07 allele. In someembodiments, the subject has a single copy of HLA-C*07. In someembodiments, the subject has two copies of HLA-C*07. In someembodiments, the method further comprising administering to the subjectan HLA-C*07 inhibitor. In some embodiments, the HLA-C*07 inhibitor is anantibody. In some embodiments, the antibody is an anti-HLA-C*07antibody. In some embodiments, the HLA-C*07 inhibitor comprises a smallmolecule degrader or an inhibitory nucleic acid molecule. In someembodiments, the inhibitory nucleic acid molecule is an antisensenucleic acid molecule, an siRNA, or an shRNA that hybridizes to anHLA-C*07.

In any of the embodiments described herein, the nucleic acid moleculecomprises genomic DNA, mRNA, or cDNA obtained from mRNA. In someembodiments, the nucleic acid molecule comprises genomic DNA. In someembodiments, the nucleic acid molecule comprises mRNA. In someembodiments, the nucleic acid molecule comprises cDNA obtained frommRNA.

In any of the embodiments described herein, the ERAP2 inhibitorcomprises a small molecule degrader, a proteoloysis-targeting chimera,an immunomodulatory drug, or an inhibitory nucleic acid molecule. Insome embodiments, the inhibitory nucleic acid molecule is an antisensenucleic acid molecule, an siRNA, or an shRNA that hybridizes to ERAP2mRNA. In some embodiments, the inhibitory nucleic acid molecule is anantisense nucleic acid molecule that hybridizes to ERAP2 mRNA. In someembodiments, the inhibitory nucleic acid molecule is an siRNA thathybridizes to ERAP2 mRNA. In some embodiments, the inhibitory nucleicacid molecule is an shRNA that hybridizes to ERAP2 mRNA. In someembodiments, the ERAP2 inhibitor comprises an anti-ERAP2 antibody. Insome embodiments, the ERAP2 inhibitor comprises a pseudopeptide. In someembodiments, the pseudopeptide is a phosphinic pseudopeptide. In someembodiments, the phosphinic pseudopeptide is DG002 or DG013. In someembodiments, the ERAP2 inhibitor comprises a small molecule.

In any of the embodiments described herein, the assay performed orhaving been performed on the biological sample from the subject canfurther determine whether the subject comprises a functional ERAP1protein or a nucleic acid molecule encoding a functional ERAP1 protein.In some embodiments, the method further comprises administering to thesubject a therapeutically effective amount of an ERAP1 agonist orinhibitor (depending upon the MHC-I-opathy), wherein the subjectcomprises an MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype and does or does notcomprise a functional ERAP1 protein or a nucleic acid molecule encodinga functional ERAP1 protein. The presence of an MHC-I-opathy-related HLAgenotype and the absence of a functional ERAP1 protein or a nucleic acidmolecule encoding a functional ERAP1 protein indicates that the subjectis a candidate for treating the MHC-I-opathy by activating ERAP1. Thepresence of an MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype and the presence of afunctional ERAP1 protein or a nucleic acid molecule encoding afunctional ERAP1 protein indicates that the subject is a candidate fortreating the MHC-I-opathy by inhibiting ERAP1.

In any of the embodiments described herein, the ERAP1 agonist comprisesan oligonucleotide. In some embodiments, the oligonucleotide is ODN1826.In some embodiments, the ERAP1 agonist comprises a peptide. In someembodiments, the ERAP1 agonist comprises a lipopeptide. In someembodiments, the lipopeptide is Pam3CSK4 or FSL-1. In some embodiments,the lipopeptide is Pam3CSK4. In some embodiments, the lipopeptide isFSL-1. In some embodiments, the ERAP1 agonist comprises a smallmolecule. In some embodiments, the ERAP1 agonist can comprise anERAP1-specific transcriptional activator, an ERAP1 protein stabilizer,an agonist of ERAP1 enzymatic activity, or an activator of ERAP1secretion. In some embodiments, the ERAP1 agonist can comprise anERAP1-specific transcriptional activator. In some embodiments, the ERAP1agonist can comprise an ERAP1 protein stabilizer. In some embodiments,the ERAP1 agonist can comprise an agonist of ERAP1 enzymatic activity.In some embodiments, the ERAP1 agonist can comprise an activator ofERAP1 secretion. Additional examples of ERAP1 agonists are described in,for example, Goto et al., J. Immunol., 2014, 192, 4443-4452.

In any of the embodiments described herein, the ERAP1 inhibitorcomprises a small molecule degrader, a proteoloysis-targeting chimera,an immunomodulatory drug, or an inhibitory nucleic acid molecule. Insome embodiments, the inhibitory nucleic acid molecule is an antisensenucleic acid molecule, an siRNA, or an shRNA that hybridizes to ERAP1mRNA. In some embodiments, the inhibitory nucleic acid molecule is anantisense nucleic acid molecule that hybridizes to ERAP1 mRNA. In someembodiments, the inhibitory nucleic acid molecule is an siRNA thathybridizes to ERAP1 mRNA. In some embodiments, the inhibitory nucleicacid molecule is an shRNA that hybridizes to ERAP1 mRNA. In someembodiments, the ERAP1 inhibitor comprises an anti-ERAP1 antibody.

HLA-class-I antibodies can be generated by numerous methodologies withdifferent degrees of antigen/allele specificity attained and arereported to be used for in vitro assays. HLA-B*27 antibodies can begenerated by numerous methodologies. In addition, three commerciallyavailable antibodies for HLA-B27 flow cytometric screening include themonoclonal mouse anti-human ABC-m3, FD705, and GS145.2 which have beenshown to each have differing levels of cross-reactivity to other HLA-Bantigens/alleles (Levering et al., Cytometry B Clin. Cytom., 2003, 54,28-38). HLA-B*51 antibodies can also be generated by numerousmethodologies. For example, antibodies to a broader HLA-Bw4 epitope canbe obtained from clone REA274 (e.g., HLA-B members: B5, B5102, B5103,B13, B17, B37, B38, B44, B47, B49, B51, B52, B53, B57, B58, B59, B63,and B77; HLA-A members: A9, A23, A24, A25, and A*32). In addition,antibodies to HLA-B*51/B*52/B*35 can be obtained from clone HDG8D9(Drabbels et al., Blood, 2011, 118, e149-55). HLA-C*06 antibodies canalso be generated by numerous methodologies. For example, pan HLA-Cantibodies can be obtained from clone DT-9 (which also recognizes HLA-E)(Braud et al., Curr. Biol., 1998, 8, 1-10). Broad anti-HLA-C antibodiescan be obtained from clone L31 (which also recognizes some HLA-Balleles) (Setini et al., Hum. Immunol., 1996, 46, 69-81). HLA-Cw6 scFvcan also be generated which has weak binding to HLA-Cw2,4,5 (Marget etal., Mol. Immunol., 2005, 42, 643-649).

In some embodiments, the assay for determining whether the subjectcomprises an MHC-I-opathy-related and/or MHC-II-opathy-related HLAgenotype and a functional ERAP2 protein and/or ERAP1 protein, or anucleic acid molecule encoding a functional ERAP2 protein and/or ERAP1protein, is a genotyping assay or sequencing assay. In some embodiments,the nucleic acid molecule encoding a functional ERAP2 protein and/orERAP1 protein comprises genomic DNA, mRNA, or cDNA obtained from mRNA.By comparing the nucleotide or protein sequence of the ERAP2 proteinand/or ERAP1 protein in the sample from a subject to the wild typesequence for ERAP2 protein and/or ERAP1 protein or nucleic acidmolecule, or to published sequences of variant ERAP2 proteins and/orERAP1 proteins or nucleic acid molecules having reduced or no activity,a determination can be made whether the subject comprises a functionalERAP2 protein and/or ERAP1 protein, or a nucleic acid molecule encodinga functional ERAP2 protein and/or ERAP1 protein. In addition, althoughan individual ERAP2 protein and/or ERAP1 protein may have biologicalactivity, the overall function of the ERAP2 protein and/or ERAP1 proteinmay not be functional due to reduced levels of expression. Thus, as usedherein, an ERAP2 protein and/or ERAP1 protein can be determined not tobe functional because the ERAP2 protein and/or ERAP1 protein lacks orhad reduced biological activity or because the expression level isreduced.

Determining whether a subject has an MHC-I-opathy-related and/orMHC-II-opathy-related HLA genotype and/or a functional ERAP2 proteinand/or ERAP1 protein, or a nucleic acid molecule encoding a functionalERAP2 protein and/or ERAP1 protein, in a biological sample from asubject can be carried out by any of the methods described herein. Insome embodiments, these methods can be carried out in vitro. In someembodiments, these methods can be carried out in situ. In someembodiments, these methods can be carried out in vivo. In any of theseembodiments, the nucleic acid molecule can be present within abiological sample obtained from the subject.

The biological sample can be derived from any cell, tissue, orbiological fluid from the subject. The biological sample may compriseany clinically relevant tissue, such as a bone marrow sample, a tumorbiopsy, a fine needle aspirate, or a sample of bodily fluid, such asblood, gingival crevicular fluid, plasma, serum, lymph, ascitic fluid,cystic fluid, or urine. In some cases, the sample comprises a buccalswab. The biological sample used in the methods disclosed herein canvary based on the assay format, nature of the detection method, and thetissues, cells, or extracts that are used as the sample. A biologicalsample can be processed differently depending on the assay beingemployed. For example, when detecting any particular nucleic acidmolecule, preliminary processing designed to isolate or enrich thebiological sample for the particular nucleic acid molecule can beemployed. A variety of techniques may be used for this purpose. Variousmethods to detect the presence or level of an mRNA molecule or thepresence of a particular genomic DNA locus can be used.

In some embodiments, the biological sample comprises a cell or celllysate. Such methods can further comprise, for example, obtaining abiological sample from the subject comprising genomic nucleic acidmolecules or mRNA molecules, and if mRNA, optionally reversetranscribing the mRNA into cDNA. In some embodiments, the method is anin vitro method. In some embodiments, the assay comprises RNA sequencing(RNA-Seq). In some embodiments, the assays also comprise reversetranscribing mRNA into cDNA, such as by the reverse transcriptasepolymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR).

Illustrative examples of nucleic acid sequencing techniques include, butare not limited to, chain terminator (Sanger) sequencing and dyeterminator sequencing. Other methods involve nucleic acid hybridizationmethods other than sequencing, including using labeled primers or probesdirected against purified DNA, amplified DNA, and fixed cellpreparations (fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH)). In somemethods, a target nucleic acid molecule may be amplified prior to orsimultaneous with detection. Illustrative examples of nucleic acidamplification techniques include, but are not limited to, polymerasechain reaction (PCR), ligase chain reaction (LCR), strand displacementamplification (SDA), and nucleic acid sequence based amplification(NASBA). Other methods include, but are not limited to, ligase chainreaction, strand displacement amplification, and thermophilic SDA(tSDA).

Administration of any of the therapeutic agents described herein(including the ERAP2 inhibitor, the ERAP1 agonist or inhibitor, and/orthe HLA inhibitor) can be in a therapeutically effective amount to bedetermined by a health care professional. Administration of any of thetherapeutic agents can be repeated, for example, after one day, twodays, three days, five days, one week, two weeks, three weeks, onemonth, five weeks, six weeks, seven weeks, eight weeks, two months, orthree months. The repeated administration can be at the same dose or ata different dose. The administration can be repeated once, twice, threetimes, four times, five times, six times, seven times, eight times, ninetimes, ten times, or more. For example, according to certain dosageregimens a subject can receive therapy for a prolonged period of timesuch as, for example, 6 months, 1 year, or more.

Administration of any of the therapeutic agents can occur by anysuitable route including, but not limited to, parenteral, intravenous,oral, subcutaneous, intra-arterial, intracranial, intrathecal,intraperitoneal, topical, intranasal, intra-articular, intravitreal,intracameral, subretinal, suprachoroidal, or intramuscular.

Pharmaceutical compositions for administration are desirably sterile andsubstantially isotonic and manufactured under GMP conditions.Pharmaceutical compositions can be provided in unit dosage form (i.e.,the dosage for a single administration). Pharmaceutical compositions canbe formulated using one or more physiologically and pharmaceuticallyacceptable carriers, diluents, excipients or auxiliaries. Theformulation depends on the route of administration chosen. The term“pharmaceutically acceptable” means that the carrier, diluent,excipient, or auxiliary is compatible with the other ingredients of theformulation and not substantially deleterious to the recipient thereof.

The terms “treat”, “treating”, and “treatment” and “prevent”,“preventing”, and “prevention” as used herein, refer to eliciting thedesired biological response, such as a therapeutic and prophylacticeffect, respectively. In some embodiments, a therapeutic effectcomprises one or more of a decrease/reduction in an MHC-I-opathy and/orMHC-II-opathy, a decrease/reduction in the severity of an MHC-I-opathyand/or MHC-II-opathy (such as, for example, a reduction or inhibition ofdevelopment of an MHC-I-opathy and/or MHC-II-opathy), adecrease/reduction in symptoms and MHC-I-opathy-related effects and/orMHC-II-opathy-related effects, delaying the onset of symptoms andMHC-I-opathy-related effects and/or MHC-II-opathy-related effects,reducing the severity of symptoms of MHC-I-opathy-related effects and/orMHC-II-opathy-related effects, reducing the severity of an acuteepisode, reducing the number of symptoms and MHC-I-opathy-relatedeffects and/or MHC-II-opathy-related effects, reducing the latency ofsymptoms and MHC-I-opathy-related effects and/or MHC-II-opathy-relatedeffects, an amelioration of symptoms and MHC-I-opathy-related effectsand/or MHC-II-opathy-related effects, reducing secondary symptoms,reducing secondary infections, preventing relapse to an MHC-I-opathyand/or MHC-II-opathy, decreasing the number or frequency of relapseepisodes, increasing latency between symptomatic episodes, increasingtime to sustained progression, speeding recovery, or increasing efficacyof or decreasing resistance to alternative therapeutics, and/or anincreased survival time of the subject, following administration of theagent or composition comprising the agent. A prophylactic effect maycomprise a complete or partial avoidance/inhibition or a delay of anMHC-I-opathy and/or MHC-II-opathy development/progression (such as, forexample, a complete or partial avoidance/inhibition or a delay), and anincreased survival time of the affected subject, followingadministration of a therapeutic protocol. Treatment of an MHC-I-opathyand/or MHC-II-opathy encompasses the treatment of subjects alreadydiagnosed as having any form of the MHC-I-opathy and/or MHC-II-opathy atany clinical stage or manifestation, the delay of the onset or evolutionor aggravation or deterioration of the symptoms or signs of anMHC-I-opathy and/or MHC-II-opathy, and/or preventing and/or reducing theseverity of an MHC-I-opathy and/or MHC-II-opathy.

In some embodiments, the antisense nucleic acid molecules targeted toERAP2 comprise or consist of the nucleotide sequences shown in Table 1.

TABLE 1 Sequence SEQ ID NO: AUCUGCCUGUUUGAGUUGGG  1 UAUCUGCCUGUUUGAGUUGG 2 UUAUCUGCCUGUUUGAGUUG  3 CUUUAUCUGCCUGUUUGAGU  4 UGAUCUCUCUUUAUCUGCCU 5 UUGAUCUCUCUUUAUCUGCC  6 UCAUGCUCAUCUCUUUGAUC  7 CUCAUGCUCAUCUCUUUGAU 8 GGACUGUAUCUCAUGCUCAU  9 GGGACUGUAUCUCAUGCUCA 10 CGGGCAGCUUCUGUGAUCUU11 UUUAAUCAAACACCUCCCGG 12 AUUUAAUCAAACACCUCCCG 13 CUCCAGUUAUGUCACAUGGG14 GGCUCCAGUUAUGUCACAUG 15 CUGGCUCCAGUUAUGUCACA 16 AGUUCUUCAUGGCACUGCAC17 UAGUUCUUCAUGGCACUGCA 18 AGACAAGUUAAUAUCCAGGC 19 GCAGAAGAAUGGAACAUGAA20 GUGUGAAUUAACCAUUGCAG 21 CUGUGUGAAUUAACCAUUGC 22 AGCAGUAAAAUCCUCUGUGA23 AAGCAGUAAAAUCCUCUGUG 24 GGCUGUUAAGCAGUAAAAUC 25 GAUGGCUGUUAAGCAGUAAA26 AAGAUGGCUGUUAAGCAGUA 27 CAAGAUGGCUGUUAAGCAGU 28 CACUGAGAACUGAGAACAAA29 AUGGCACUGAGAACUGAGAA 30 GAUGGCACUGAGAACUGAGA 31 UAGAUGGCACUGAGAACUGA32 CUAGAUGGCACUGAGAACUG 33 GAUAACUAGAUGGCACUGAG 34 UGAUAACUAGAUGGCACUGA35 GUGAUAACUAGAUGGCACUG 36 GAAGUGAUAACUAGAUGGCA 37 UGAAGUGAUAACUAGAUGGC38 GUGAAGUGAUAACUAGAUGG 39 CUCAGUGAAGUGAUAACUAG 40 CCUCAGUGAAGUGAUAACUA41 UCCUCAGUGAAGUGAUAACU 42 GAUCCUCAGUGAAGUGAUAA 43 UUAGUGGCUACUGGGAAAGC44 AUUAGUGGCUACUGGGAAAG 45 CAUUAGUGGCUACUGGGAAA 46 CCAUUAGUGGCUACUGGGAA47

In some embodiments, the antisense nucleic acid molecules targeted toERAP2 comprise or consist of the nucleotide sequences shown in Table 2.

TABLE 2 Sequence SEQ ID NO: AUCUUAAAUCAUGCUGCUGC  48CUCCAGUUAUGUCACAUGGG  49 GGCUCCAGUUAUGUCACAUG  50 CUGGCUCCAGUUAUGUCACA 51 AGUUCUUCAUGGCACUGCAC  52 UAGUUCUUCAUGGCACUGCA  53AGACAAGUUAAUAUCCAGGC  54 GCAGAAGAAUGGAACAUGAA  55 GUGUGAAUUAACCAUUGCAG 56 CUGUGUGAAUUAACCAUUGC  57 AGCAGUAAAAUCCUCUGUGA  58AAGCAGUAAAAUCCUCUGUG  59 GGCUGUUAAGCAGUAAAAUC  60 GAUGGCUGUUAAGCAGUAAA 61 AAGAUGGCUGUUAAGCAGUA  62 CAAGAUGGCUGUUAAGCAGU  63CACUGAGAACUGAGAACAAA  64 AUGGCACUGAGAACUGAGAA  65 GAUGGCACUGAGAACUGAGA 66 UAGAUGGCACUGAGAACUGA  67 CUAGAUGGCACUGAGAACUG  68GAUAACUAGAUGGCACUGAG  69 UGAUAACUAGAUGGCACUGA  70 GUGAUAACUAGAUGGCACUG 71 GAAGUGAUAACUAGAUGGCA  72 UGAAGUGAUAACUAGAUGGC  73GUGAAGUGAUAACUAGAUGG  74 CUCAGUGAAGUGAUAACUAG  75 CCUCAGUGAAGUGAUAACUA 76 UCCUCAGUGAAGUGAUAACU  77 GAUCCUCAGUGAAGUGAUAA  78UUAGUGGCUACUGGGAAAGC  79 AUUAGUGGCUACUGGGAAAG  80 CAUUAGUGGCUACUGGGAAA 81 CCAUUAGUGGCUACUGGGAA  82 UAAUGGAGAGGAAUGACCAC  83AUAAUGGAGAGGAAUGACCA  84 AGAGGUCAUAAUGGAGAGGA  85 AAGAGGUCAUAAUGGAGAGG 86 AAAGAGGUCAUAAUGGAGAG  87 CAAAGAGGUCAUAAUGGAGA  88ACAAAGAGGUCAUAAUGGAG  89 GGACAAAGAGGUCAUAAUGG  90 AAAGUCCAGAGAGGUGAGAU 91 CAAAGUCCAGAGAGGUGAGA  92 AUGCAACAAAGUCCAGAGAG  93GAUGCAACAAAGUCCAGAGA  94 AGAUGCAACAAAGUCCAGAG  95 CUCAGAUGCAACAAAGUCCA 96 UUCUCAGAUGCAACAAAGUC  97 CUUCUCAGAUGCAACAAAGU  98AGCAUUGCUGACCAAGACUU  99 UAGCAUUGCUGACCAAGACU 100 GUAGCAUUGCUGACCAAGAC101 GGUAGCAUUGCUGACCAAGA 102 GGGUAGCAUUGCUGACCAAG 103UGGGUAGCAUUGCUGACCAA 104 AAACUGGGUAGCAUUGCUGA 105 UAAACUGGGUAGCAUUGCUG106 UGAUAAACUGGGUAGCAUUG 107 AGAUGAUAAACUGGGUAGCA 108AAGAUGAUAAACUGGGUAGC 109 CAAGAUGAUAAACUGGGUAG 110 GCAAGAUGAUAAACUGGGUA111 GUGCAAGAUGAUAAACUGGG 112 UGUGCAAGAUGAUAAACUGG 113CUGUGCAAGAUGAUAAACUG 114 GCUGUGCAAGAUGAUAAACU 115 GGCAUUCGUGAUUUCAAGAU116 UGGCAUUCGUGAUUUCAAGA 117 GUGGCAUUCGUGAUUUCAAG 118GGUGGCAUUCGUGAUUUCAA 119 GGGUGGCAUUCGUGAUUUCA 120 AGGGUGGCAUUCGUGAUUUC121 AAGGGUGGCAUUCGUGAUUU 122 CUGAAGGGUGGCAUUCGUGA 123ACUGAAGGGUGGCAUUCGUG 124 GACUGAAGGGUGGCAUUCGU 125 UGACUGAAGGGUGGCAUUCG126 CUGACUGAAGGGUGGCAUUC 127 UCUGACUGAAGGGUGGCAUU 128CUCUGACUGAAGGGUGGCAU 129 CCUCUGACUGAAGGGUGGCA 130 UCCUCUGACUGAAGGGUGGC131 UUCCUCUGACUGAAGGGUGG 132 UUGAAUCUUCCUCUGACUGA 133CUUGAAUCUUCCUCUGACUG 134 UCUUGAAUCUUCCUCUGACU 135 GUAUCUUGAAUCUUCCUCUG136 UCCUGGUUUCAUGUAUCUUG 137 GCAGGGUAACUCAAAACUUU 138AGCAGGGUAACUCAAAACUU 139 GAGCAGGGUAACUCAAAACU 140 AGCAGUGCAAUUUGUUCAUG141 CAGCAGUGCAAUUUGUUCAU 142 CCAGCAGUGCAAUUUGUUCA 143ACCAGCAGUGCAAUUUGUUC 144 AACCAGCAGUGCAAUUUGUU 145 GAACCAGCAGUGCAAUUUGU146 GGAACCAGCAGUGCAAUUUG 147 UCUGGAACCAGCAGUGCAAU 148UCUCUGGAACCAGCAGUGCA 149 UUCUCUGGAACCAGCAGUGC 150 UUUCUCUGGAACCAGCAGUG151 CGUAAGUUUCUCUGGAACCA 152 GCGUAAGUUUCUCUGGAACC 153GGCGUAAGUUUCUCUGGAAC 154 AGGCGUAAGUUUCUCUGGAA 155 GAGGCGUAAGUUUCUCUGGA156 UGAGGCGUAAGUUUCUCUGG 157 GUGAGGCGUAAGUUUCUCUG 158GGUGAGGCGUAAGUUUCUCU 159 AGGUGAGGCGUAAGUUUCUC 160 CAGGUGAGGCGUAAGUUUCU161 UCAGGUGAGGCGUAAGUUUC 162 UUCAGGUGAGGCGUAAGUUU 163UUUCAGGUGAGGCGUAAGUU 164 AUUUCAGGUGAGGCGUAAGU 165 UAUUUCAGGUGAGGCGUAAG166 GUAUUUCAGGUGAGGCGUAA 167 AGUAUUUCAGGUGAGGCGUA 168AUAGUAUUUCAGGUGAGGCG 169 CAUAGUAUUUCAGGUGAGGC 170 CACAUAGUAUUUCAGGUGAG171 AGCCACAUAGUAUUUCAGGU 172 UAGCCACAUAGUAUUUCAGG 173CCAUAGCCACAUAGUAUUUC 174 AGUCCAUAGCCACAUAGUAU 175 AAGUCCAUAGCCACAUAGUA176 GAAGUCCAUAGCCACAUAGU 177 GGAAGUCCAUAGCCACAUAG 178UGGAAGUCCAUAGCCACAUA 179 GCUUGGAAGUCCAUAGCCAC 180 UUGGCUUGGAAGUCCAUAGC181 CACCUAACUUGGCUUGGAAG 182 AUCACCUAACUUGGCUUGGA 183CAUCACCUAACUUGGCUUGG 184 CCAUCACCUAACUUGGCUUG 185 CAAAGCCAUCACCUAACUUG186 UCAAAGCCAUCACCUAACUU 187 UUCAAAGCCAUCACCUAACU 188CUUCAAAGCCAUCACCUAAC 189 ACCCUUCAAAGCCAUCACCU 190 AACCCUUCAAAGCCAUCACC191 CAAGAGUUCUGUAUGUGCUU 192 CCAAGAGUUCUGUAUGUGCU 193ACCAAGAGUUCUGUAUGUGC 194 CACCAAGAGUUCUGUAUGUG 195 CCACCAAGAGUUCUGUAUGU196 ACCACCAAGAGUUCUGUAUG 197 GGCUCAAAAUCUGUUACUGC 198UGGCUCAAAAUCUGUUACUG 199 UGGGUUGGCUCAAAAUCUGU 200 CUGGGUUGGCUCAAAAUCUG201 CCUGGGUUGGCUCAAAAUCU 202 UGCCUGGGUUGGCUCAAAAU 203GUGCCUGGGUUGGCUCAAAA 204 CGUGCCUGGGUUGGCUCAAA 205 AAGCCAUGCGUGCCUGGGUU206 AAAGCCAUGCGUGCCUGGGU 207 AGGGAAAGCCAUGCGUGCCU 208AAGGGAAAGCCAUGCGUGCC 209 GCAAGGGAAAGCCAUGCGUG 210 AAGCAAGGGAAAGCCAUGCG211 CAAAGCAAGGGAAAGCCAUG 212 CAUCAAAGCAAGGGAAAGCC 213GUUCAUCAAAGCAAGGGAAA 214 CUCUCUUCGUAUCUUGAUUG 215 GCUCUCUCUUCGUAUCUUGA216 CCUGCUCUCUCUUCGUAUCU 217 GCCUGCUCUCUCUUCGUAUC 218GUGCAAUAUGCCUGCUCUCU 219 AGUGCAAUAUGCCUGCUCUC 220 UAGUGCAAUAUGCCUGCUCU221 AUAGUGCAAUAUGCCUGCUC 222 UGGAUAGUGCAAUAUGCCUG 223UUGGAUAGUGCAAUAUGCCU 224 GUUGGAUAGUGCAAUAUGCC 225 UGUUGGAUAGUGCAAUAUGC226 GCAUGUUGGAUAGUGCAAUA 227 GGCAUGUUGGAUAGUGCAAU 228UGGCAUGUUGGAUAGUGCAA 229 UUGGCAUGUUGGAUAGUGCA 230 UUUGGCAUGUUGGAUAGUGC231 CUUUGGCAUGUUGGAUAGUG 232 GACCUCCUUCAAGUUCAAUU 233CAAAAGACCUCCUUCAAGUU 234 UCCAAAAGACCUCCUUCAAG 235 CUUCCAAAAGACCUCCUUCA236 UCACAAACUAUGUAGGCUAC 237 AGAGAGUGGAAAUCACAAAC 238UCAGAGAGUGGAAAUCACAA 239 CCCUGAUGAAGUGAAGCCAC 240 AUAGAUGGACACCUUGACCC241 CAUAGAUGGACACCUUGACC 242 GCAUAGAUGGACACCUUGAC 243UGCAUAGAUGGACACCUUGA 244 UUUGAUUCCGUUUGUCUGGG 245 GUUUGAUUCCGUUUGUCUGG246 UGUUUGAUUCCGUUUGUCUG 247 GUGUUUGAUUCCGUUUGUCU 248GCAUAAUGUGUUUGAUUCCG 249 UCAGUGAUGCCUGCAAAGCA 250 GUAGCUUCAGUGAUGCCUGC251 AGUAGCUUCAGUGAUGCCUG 252 GGAGAGUGGAUAGUAGAUAU 253UGGAGAGUGGAUAGUAGAUA 254 UUGGAGAGUGGAUAGUAGAU 255 UUUGGAGAGUGGAUAGUAGA256 GUUUGGAGAGUGGAUAGUAG 257 CAGUUUGGAGAGUGGAUAGU 258GCAAAGUCAGGAAUAGCAAU 259 UGCAAAGUCAGGAAUAGCAA 260 GUGCAAAGUCAGGAAUAGCA261 GGUGCAAAGUCAGGAAUAGC 262 AGGUGCAAAGUCAGGAAUAG 263CAGGUGCAAAGUCAGGAAUA 264 CCAGGUGCAAAGUCAGGAAU 265 UCCAGGUGCAAAGUCAGGAA266 CUCCAGGUGCAAAGUCAGGA 267 GCUCCAGGUGCAAAGUCAGG 268GGCUCCAGGUGCAAAGUCAG 269 CUCCCUAUAUGUAAUGAGGC 270 GGAAGCAGAAGAGGUCUUGG271 CGGAAGCAGAAGAGGUCUUG 272 UCGGAAGCAGAAGAGGUCUU 273AUCGGAAGCAGAAGAGGUCU 274 UAUCGGAAGCAGAAGAGGUC 275 UUAUCGGAAGCAGAAGAGGU276 UUUAUCGGAAGCAGAAGAGG 277 GUUUAUCGGAAGCAGAAGAG 278AGUUUAUCGGAAGCAGAAGA 279 CAGUUUAUCGGAAGCAGAAG 280 CCACAGUUUAUCGGAAGCAG281 CCCACAGUUUAUCGGAAGCA 282 ACCCACAGUUUAUCGGAAGC 283GACCCACAGUUUAUCGGAAG 284 UGACCCACAGUUUAUCGGAA 285 GUGACCCACAGUUUAUCGGA286 GGUGACCCACAGUUUAUCGG 287 UGGUGACCCACAGUUUAUCG 288CUGGUGACCCACAGUUUAUC 289 CUCUGGUGACCCACAGUUUA 290 ACUCUGGUGACCCACAGUUU291 GACUCUGGUGACCCACAGUU 292 AUGACUCUGGUGACCCACAG 293UAUGACUCUGGUGACCCACA 294 CUAUGACUCUGGUGACCCAC 295 GGCUAUGACUCUGGUGACCC296 GGGCUAUGACUCUGGUGACC 297 UGGGCUAUGACUCUGGUGAC 298AUGGGCUAUGACUCUGGUGA 299 GCGCCAGUUCAUGGGCUAUG 300 GUGCGCCAGUUCAUGGGCUA301 UUGCCAAACCACUGGUGCGC 302 GUUGCCAAACCACUGGUGCG 303UUGUGACCAGGUUGCCAAAC 304 AUUGUGACCAGGUUGCCAAA 305 CAUUGUGACCAGGUUGCCAA306 UCCAUUGUGACCAGGUUGCC 307 UUCCAUUGUGACCAGGUUGC 308AUUCCAUUGUGACCAGGUUG 309 CCAUUCCAUUGUGACCAGGU 310 ACCAUUCCAUUGUGACCAGG311 CACCAUUCCAUUGUGACCAG 312 CCACCAUUCCAUUGUGACCA 313UCCACCAUUCCAUUGUGACC 314 UUCCACCAUUCCAUUGUGAC 315 CAGCGAUAAGUUCCAUGUAU316 ACAGCGAUAAGUUCCAUGUA 317 AACAGCGAUAAGUUCCAUGU 318UAACAGCGAUAAGUUCCAUG 319 CAUUAACAGCGAUAAGUUCC 320 GCAUUAACAGCGAUAAGUUC321 GUAGCAUUAACAGCGAUAAG 322 GAUAUGUAGCAUUAACAGCG 323GCUCUGGAUAUGUAGCAUUA 324 GUUUCCGCUGGUUUGGAGAU 325 GGUUUCCGCUGGUUUGGAGA326 GGGUUUCCGCUGGUUUGGAG 327 CAUUUCCUGUAUUUGAGUCG 328CCCUUGUUAUAGGAAACUUC 329 CUCCCUUGUUAUAGGAAACU 330 GCUCCCUUGUUAUAGGAAAC331 AGCUCCCUUGUUAUAGGAAA 332 AAGCUCCCUUGUUAUAGGAA 333CCCAGAAAAUCCUUGAGCAU 334 CUCACCCAGAAAAUCCUUGA 335 CUCCUCACCCAGAAAAUCCU336 UCUCCUCACCCAGAAAAUCC 337 CCACAAGUCAUCAUUCUUAG 338CUGCUCCACAAGUCAUCAUU 339 ACUGCUCCACAAGUCAUCAU 340 UGACAGACUGCUCCACAAGU341 UUGACAGACUGCUCCACAAG 342 AUUUGACAGACUGCUCCACA 343UAUUUGACAGACUGCUCCAC 344 CUAUUUGACAGACUGCUCCA 345 ACUAUUUGACAGACUGCUCC346 AACUAUUUGACAGACUGCUC 347 CAACUAUUUGACAGACUGCU 348ACAACUAUUUGACAGACUGC 349 CCACCAGAUGUAAAAUCACU 350 UCCACCAGAUGUAAAAUCAC351 GACAAACUCCACCAGAUGUA 352 CGAAUGACAAACUCCACCAG 353CCGAAUGACAAACUCCACCA 354 GAUCCGAAUGACAAACUCCA 355 AUGUUACUUGUCAUCUUGGG356 GCAUGUUACUUGUCAUCUUG 357 GAGCAUGUUACUUGUCAUCU 358CGAGCAUGUUACUUGUCAUC 359 GCGAGCAUGUUACUUGUCAU 360 GGCGAGCAUGUUACUUGUCA361 AGGCGAGCAUGUUACUUGUC 362 AAGGCGAGCAUGUUACUUGU 363AAAGGCGAGCAUGUUACUUG 364 GAAAGGCGAGCAUGUUACUU 365 AGAAAGGCGAGCAUGUUACU366 CAGAAAGGCGAGCAUGUUAC 367 CCAGAAAGGCGAGCAUGUUA 368CCCAGAAAGGCGAGCAUGUU 369 UCUUUGACCUCUGCAUUUUC 370 AUCAUCUCUUUGACCUCUGC371 CCAUGUAGUCAUCAUCUCUU 372 AGAGUCCAUGUAGUCAUCAU 373GAGAGUCCAUGUAGUCAUCA 374 GGAGAGUCCAUGUAGUCAUC 375 GAUUCCUUUCUGGAGAGUCC376 UUGUUUAACCACCAGCAGGG 377 CUUGUUUAACCACCAGCAGG 378UCUUGUUUAACCACCAGCAG 379 CGUCUUGUUUAACCACCAGC 380 CCGUCUUGUUUAACCACCAG381 CCCGUCUUGUUUAACCACCA 382 ACCCGUCUUGUUUAACCACC 383CACCCGUCUUGUUUAACCAC 384 ACACCCGUCUUGUUUAACCA 385 GGAGUGAACACCCGUCUUGU386 CGGAGUGAACACCCGUCUUG 387 UCGGAGUGAACACCCGUCUU 388GUCGGAGUGAACACCCGUCU 389 AGUCGGAGUGAACACCCGUC 390 CAGUCGGAGUGAACACCCGU391 UGCAGUCGGAGUGAACACCC 392 UUGCAGUCGGAGUGAACACC 393GUUGCAGUCGGAGUGAACAC 394 CCUCCAUUCAGGGUCUUCCU 395 AUGGGAUAUGCCACAGGUAC396 AAUGGGAUAUGCCACAGGUA 397 CAAUGGGAUAUGCCACAGGU 398UCAAUGGGAUAUGCCACAGG 399 GUAGGUCAAUGGGAUAUGCC 400 AGUAGGUCAAUGGGAUAUGC401 GAGUAGGUCAAUGGGAUAUG 402 GGAGUAGGUCAAUGGGAUAU 403UGGAGUAGGUCAAUGGGAUA 404 CGUGGAGUAGGUCAAUGGGA 405 UCGUGGAGUAGGUCAAUGGG406 CUCGUGGAGUAGGUCAAUGG 407 CAUUAGAAGAACUCGUGGAG 408ACAUUAGAAGAACUCGUGGA 409 UCACAUUAGAAGAACUCGUG 410 GAUCACAUUAGAAGAACUCG411 GGAUCACAUUAGAAGAACUC 412 GUGGAUCACAUUAGAAGAAC 413AGAAUGUGUCUGUGGAUCAC 414 UAGAAUGUGUCUGUGGAUCA 415 UUUCAGGUAGAUCCAGAGUA416 UUUUCAGGUAGAUCCAGAGU 417 UCUUUUCAGGUAGAUCCAGA 418GUCUUUUCAGGUAGAUCCAG 419 GGUCUUUUCAGGUAGAUCCA 420 CUGGUCUUUUCAGGUAGAUC421 CCAACUGGUCUUUUCAGGUA 422 CCCAACUGGUCUUUUCAGGU 423ACCCAACUGGUCUUUUCAGG 424 CACCCAACUGGUCUUUUCAG 425 UUCACCCAACUGGUCUUUUC426 UUUCACCCAACUGGUCUUUU 427 AUUUCACCCAACUGGUCUUU 428AAUUUCACCCAACUGGUCUU 429 GUAACCAUUUGAGUCCACAU 430 AGUAACCAUUUGAGUCCACA431 GUAGUAACCAUUUGAGUCCA 432 UGUAGUAACCAUUUGAGUCC 433CGAUGUAGUAACCAUUUGAG 434 AGUGAACGAUGUAGUAACCA 435 UAGUGAACGAUGUAGUAACC436 CUCAUAGUGAACGAUGUAGU 437 CCUCAUAGUGAACGAUGUAG 438CCCUCAUAGUGAACGAUGUA 439 ACCCUCAUAGUGAACGAUGU 440 GACCCUCAUAGUGAACGAUG441 UGACCCUCAUAGUGAACGAU 442 GAGUUGGUCCCAUCCAUGAC 443AUGAGUUGGUCCCAUCCAUG 444 AAUGAGUUGGUCCCAUCCAU 445 UAAUGAGUUGGUCCCAUCCA446 GUAAUGAGUUGGUCCCAUCC 447 UGUAAUGAGUUGGUCCCAUC 448GUGUAAUGAGUUGGUCCCAU 449 UGUGUAAUGAGUUGGUCCCA 450 CUGUGUAAUGAGUUGGUCCC451 GCUGUGUAAUGAGUUGGUCC 452 AGCUGUGUAAUGAGUUGGUC 453GUGUGUGGUUCUGAUUCAGC 454 AAGUGUGUGGUUCUGAUUCA 455 CUUAGGUCUGAGAAGUGUGU456 CCUUAGGUCUGAGAAGUGUG 457 UCCUUAGGUCUGAGAAGUGU 458GUCCUUAGGUCUGAGAAGUG 459 UGUCCUUAGGUCUGAGAAGU 460 ACUCUGUCCUUAGGUCUGAG461 UACUCUGUCCUUAGGUCUGA 462 CUACUCUGUCCUUAGGUCUG 463UCAGUCUCCCUGCACCAACU 464 GUCAGUCUCCCUGCACCAAC 465 GGUCAGUCUCCCUGCACCAA466 UUGUCUAGGGUCAGUCUCCC 467 UUUGUCUAGGGUCAGUCUCC 468CUUUGUCUAGGGUCAGUCUC 469 GCUUUGUCUAGGGUCAGUCU 470 AGCUUUGUCUAGGGUCAGUC471 GAGCUUUGUCUAGGGUCAGU 472 AAGAGCUUUGUCUAGGGUCA 473CAAGAGCUUUGUCUAGGGUC 474 UCAAGAGCUUUGUCUAGGGU 475 UGUCAAGAGCUUUGUCUAGG476 AUGUCAAGAGCUUUGUCUAG 477 CAUGUCAAGAGCUUUGUCUA 478GUCAUGUCAAGAGCUUUGUC 479 AAGUCAUGUCAAGAGCUUUG 480 GUAAGUCAUGUCAAGAGCUU481 AGUAAGUCAUGUCAAGAGCU 482 UAGUAAGUCAUGUCAAGAGC 483GUAGUAAGUCAUGUCAAGAG 484 GGUAGUAAGUCAUGUCAAGA 485 AGGUAGUAAGUCAUGUCAAG486 GGAGGUAGUAAGUCAUGUCA 487 UGGAGGUAGUAAGUCAUGUC 488UUGGAGGUAGUAAGUCAUGU 489 GUUGGAGGUAGUAAGUCAUG 490 UGUUGGAGGUAGUAAGUCAU491 AGACCUUCGAGAAGUGCGGG 492 CAGACCUUCGAGAAGUGCGG 493ACUCAGACCUUCGAGAAGUG 494 AACUCAGACCUUCGAGAAGU 495 UAACUCAGACCUUCGAGAAG496 GUAACUCAGACCUUCGAGAA 497 AGUAACUCAGACCUUCGAGA 498UCCAAGUAACUCAGACCUUC 499 UUCCAAGUAACUCAGACCUU 500 GAUUCCAAGUAACUCAGACC501 CGAUUCCAAGUAACUCAGAC 502 GUGGUAAAACGAUUCCAAGU 503UGUGGUAAAACGAUUCCAAG 504 CAUGUGGUAAAACGAUUCCA 505 UCAUGUGGUAAAACGAUUCC506 CCAUCAUGUGGUAAAACGAU 507 CUGUCCAUCAUGUGGUAAAA 508UCUGUCCAUCAUGUGGUAAA 509 UUCUGUCCAUCAUGUGGUAA 510 CCUUCUGUCCAUCAUGUGGU511 CGCUUGAGGUUUUCAGAGAU 512 AACGCUUGAGGUUUUCAGAG 513UAACGCUUGAGGUUUUCAGA 514 GUAACGCUUGAGGUUUUCAG 515 GGUAACGCUUGAGGUUUUCA516 AGGUAACGCUUGAGGUUUUC 517 AAGGUAACGCUUGAGGUUUU 518GAAGGUAACGCUUGAGGUUU 519 AGAAGGUAACGCUUGAGGUU 520 AAGAAGGUAACGCUUGAGGU521 GAAGAAGGUAACGCUUGAGG 522 UGAAGAAGGUAACGCUUGAG 523CUGAAGAAGGUAACGCUUGA 524 ACUGAAGAAGGUAACGCUUG 525 UACUGAAGAAGGUAACGCUU526 CUGUCAAUCACUGGCUUAAA 527 CCUGUCAAUCACUGGCUUAA 528GCCUGUCAAUCACUGGCUUA 529 UGCCUGUCAAUCACUGGCUU 530 UUGCCUGUCAAUCACUGGCU531 UUUGCCUGUCAAUCACUGGC 532 GCUUUGCCUGUCAAUCACUG 533AGCUUUGCCUGUCAAUCACU 534 CAGCUUUGCCUGUCAAUCAC 535 CCAGCUUUGCCUGUCAAUCA536 UCCAGCUUUGCCUGUCAAUC 537 CUCCAGCUUUGCCUGUCAAU 538CACUCCAGCUUUGCCUGUCA 539 UCACUCCAGCUUUGCCUGUC 540 UUGUCACUCCAGCUUUGCCU541 CUUGUCACUCCAGCUUUGCC 542 AGCAUCCUGUCCCAGACUGA 543UCACAGGCCAGCUUCAAGAG 544 GGUCACAGGCCAGCUUCAAG 545 AGGUCACAGGCCAGCUUCAA546 UCAGGUCACAGGCCAGCUUC 547 GUUCAGGUCACAGGCCAGCU 548UGGUUCAGGUCACAGGCCAG 549 AUGGUUCAGGUCACAGGCCA 550 CAUGGUUCAGGUCACAGGCC551 GAGCAUGGUUCAGGUCACAG 552 GGAGCAUGGUUCAGGUCACA 553CAAGGAGCAUGGUUCAGGUC 554 GCAAGGAGCAUGGUUCAGGU 555 UGCAAGGAGCAUGGUUCAGG556 CUUUCUGGAUGCAAGGAGCA 557 GCUUUCUGGAUGCAAGGAGC 558GCAGCUUUCUGGAUGCAAGG 559 AGCAGCUUUCUGGAUGCAAG 560 CAGCAGCUUUCUGGAUGCAA561 UCAGCAGCUUUCUGGAUGCA 562 GAGUUCAGCAGCUUUCUGGA 563AAGAGUUCAGCAGCUUUCUG 564 AGAAGAGUUCAGCAGCUUUC 565 GAGAAGAGUUCAGCAGCUUU566 UGAGCACCCACAGAAUACAC 567 UGUUGUCUGAGCACCCACAG 568CUGUUGUCUGAGCACCCACA 569 GCUGUUGUCUGAGCACCCAC 570 AAAAGGUAAUUCCAUCCUGC571 CACUUGACAUUGACAGUUCA 572 GCACUUGACAUUGACAGUUC 573AGCACUUGACAUUGACAGUU 574 UUCAGCACUUGACAUUGACA 575 UGUUCAGCACUUGACAUUGA576 UUGUUCAGCACUUGACAUUG 577 CUCGUUGACAAAGCAUACAG 578GCUCGUUGACAAAGCAUACA 579 AUGCUUGCUCGUUGACAAAG 580 GAUGCUUGCUCGUUGACAAA581 UGAUGCUUGCUCGUUGACAA 582 CUGAUGCUUGCUCGUUGACA 583CCUGAUGCUUGCUCGUUGAC 584 UCCUGAUGCUUGCUCGUUGA 585 UUCCUGAUGCUUGCUCGUUG586 UUUCCUGAUGCUUGCUCGUU 587 UUUUCCUGAUGCUUGCUCGU 588CUUUUCCUGAUGCUUGCUCG 589 CUUGAUAACCUUUCCUUCCA 590 UCUUGAUAACCUUUCCUUCC591 GUCUUGAUAACCUUUCCUUC 592 GUGUCUUGAUAACCUUUCCU 593GUUCUGUGUCUUGAUAACCU 594 GCUGCCAAGUUCUGUGUCUU 595 AGCUGCCAAGUUCUGUGUCU596 AGAGCUGCCAAGUUCUGUGU 597 GGAGAGCUGCCAAGUUCUGU 598AAGGAGAGCUGCCAAGUUCU 599 GAAGGAGAGCUGCCAAGUUC 600 AUGAAGGAGAGCUGCCAAGU601 CAUGAAGGAGAGCUGCCAAG 602 GCAUGAAGGAGAGCUGCCAA 603CGCAUGAAGGAGAGCUGCCA 604 UCGCAUGAAGGAGAGCUGCC 605 AUCGCAUGAAGGAGAGCUGC606 CAAUCGCAUGAAGGAGAGCU 607 GCAAUCGCAUGAAGGAGAGC 608GGCAAUCGCAUGAAGGAGAG 609 CUGGCAAUCGCAUGAAGGAG 610 UCUGGCAAUCGCAUGAAGGA611 GUCUGGCAAUCGCAUGAAGG 612 CGUCUGGCAAUCGCAUGAAG 613ACGUCUGGCAAUCGCAUGAA 614 UCUCUUACAAAAUCCCAUGC 615 AGAAGAUGGGUCCAAUUUUC616 CAGAAGAUGGGUCCAAUUUU 617 UCAGAAGAUGGGUCCAAUUU 618UUCAGAAGAUGGGUCCAAUU 619 AAGUGAGCUGUUGUGCCAGA 620 AGAAAAGUGAGCUGUUGUGC621 GAAGAAAAGUGAGCUGUUGU 622 GAGCCUCAAGAGAUUCAAAA 623UGAGCCUCAAGAGAUUCAAA 624 CAGAUGUGAUCCUUGAGCCU 625 CCAGAUGUGAUCCUUGAGCC626 UCCAGAUGUGAUCCUUGAGC 627 GUUAUCGUUUCCAGAACAGU 628GGUUAUCGUUUCCAGAACAG 629 UGGUUAUCGUUUCCAGAACA 630 UUGGUUAUCGUUUCCAGAAC631 UAACCAUUAGCCAAGUCCUC 632 UUAACCAUUAGCCAAGUCCU 633AUUAACCAUUAGCCAAGUCC 634 AUUACAGGCGUGAGCCACCG 635 GAUUACAGGCGUGAGCCACC636 GGAUUACAGGCGUGAGCCAC 637 GGGAUUACAGGCGUGAGCCA 638UGGGAUUACAGGCGUGAGCC 639 CUGGGAUUACAGGCGUGAGC 640 GCUGGGAUUACAGGCGUGAG641 UGCUGGGAUUACAGGCGUGA 642 GUGCUGGGAUUACAGGCGUG 643AGUGCUGGGAUUACAGGCGU 644 AAGUGCUGGGAUUACAGGCG 645 AAAGUGCUGGGAUUACAGGC646 CAAAGUGCUGGGAUUACAGG 647 CCAAAGUGCUGGGAUUACAG 648UCUCAGCCUCCCAAAGUGCU 649 UUCUCAGCCUCCCAAAGUGC 650 CUUCUCAGCCUCCCAAAGUG651 CCUUCUCAGCCUCCCAAAGU 652 CCCUUCUCAGCCUCCCAAAG 653AUCUCCUGACCUCGUGAUCC 654 CAUCUCCUGACCUCGUGAUC 655 CCAUCUCCUGACCUCGUGAU656 UCCAUCUCCUGACCUCGUGA 657 CUCCAUCUCCUGACCUCGUG 658UCUCCAUCUCCUGACCUCGU 659 CUCACCGUGUUAGCCAGGAU 660 UCUCACCGUGUUAGCCAGGA661 GUCUCACCGUGUUAGCCAGG 662 GGUCUCACCGUGUUAGCCAG 663GGGUCUCACCGUGUUAGCCA 664 UACAGGCACCUGCCACCAUG 665 CUACAGGCACCUGCCACCAU666 ACUACAGGCACCUGCCACCA 667 AGCUGGGACUACAGGCACCU 668UAGCUGGGACUACAGGCACC 669 CUGCCGAGUAGCUGGGACUA 670 CUCACUGCAAGCUCCACCUC671 GCUCACUGCAAGCUCCACCU 672 UCGGCUCACUGCAAGCUCCA 673UCUCGGCUCACUGCAAGCUC 674 AUCUCGGCUCACUGCAAGCU 675 AAUCUCGGCUCACUGCAAGC676 CAAUCUCGGCUCACUGCAAG 677 GCAAUCUCGGCUCACUGCAA 678GUGCAAUCUCGGCUCACUGC 679 GGUGCAAUCUCGGCUCACUG 680 UGGUGCAAUCUCGGCUCACU681 GUGGUGCAAUCUCGGCUCAC 682 AGUGGUGCAAUCUCGGCUCA 683CAGUGGUGCAAUCUCGGCUC 684 GCAGUGGUGCAAUCUCGGCU 685 AGGCUGGAAUGCAGUGGUGC686 CAGGCUGGAAUGCAGUGGUG 687 CCAGGCUGGAAUGCAGUGGU 688ACCCAGGCUGGAAUGCAGUG 689 CACCCAGGCUGGAAUGCAGU 690 UCACCCAGGCUGGAAUGCAG691 GUCACCCAGGCUGGAAUGCA 692 AGUCACCCAGGCUGGAAUGC 693CAGUCACCCAGGCUGGAAUG 694 UCAGUCACCCAGGCUGGAAU 695 CUCAGUCACCCAGGCUGGAA696 GACAGAGUCUCGCUCAGUCA 697 GUCAUGUCUGAUGUACCUUU 698AGUCAUGUCUGAUGUACCUU 699 CAGUCAUGUCUGAUGUACCU 700 GCAGUCAUGUCUGAUGUACC701 GGCAGUCAUGUCUGAUGUAC 702 AGGCAGUCAUGUCUGAUGUA 703CAGGCAGUCAUGUCUGAUGU 704 GCAGGCAGUCAUGUCUGAUG 705 UGCAGGCAGUCAUGUCUGAU706 CUGUUUGACUUCAUGCAGGC 707 UACCCUGUUUGACUUCAUGC 708GUUACCCUGUUUGACUUCAU 709 GGUGUUACCCUGUUUGACUU 710 UGGUGUUACCCUGUUUGACU711 CUGGUGUUACCCUGUUUGAC 712 ACUGGUGUUACCCUGUUUGA 713CACUGGUGUUACCCUGUUUG 714 UCACUGGUGUUACCCUGUUU 715 UUCACUGGUGUUACCCUGUU716 CUUCACUGGUGUUACCCUGU 717 AGCUUCACUGGUGUUACCCU 718UUGAGCUUCACUGGUGUUAC 719 CUUGAGCUUCACUGGUGUUA 720 ACUUGAGCUUCACUGGUGUU721 GACUUGAGCUUCACUGGUGU 722 CUCUUGACUUGAGCUUCACU 723UCCACAGCUCUUGACUUGAG 724 AUCCACAGCUCUUGACUUGA 725 UAUCCACAGCUCUUGACUUG726 GACAAAAUAUCCACAGCUCU 727 AGACAAAAUAUCCACAGCUC 728GACUUCUUGUUGGUUAGACA 729 UGAGACUUCUUGUUGGUUAG 730 CUUGAGACUUCUUGUUGGUU731 UCUUGAGACUUCUUGUUGGU 732 UUCUUGAGACUUCUUGUUGG 733GCCUGAUUUCUUGAGACUUC 734 UGCCUGAUUUCUUGAGACUU 735 CAUCUUUUGGCUGGAUACGA736 GCAUCUUUUGGCUGGAUACG 737 CCACCACUCCAUCAUCAUGC 738CCCACCACUCCAUCAUCAUG 739 GAUACUGAACUGGCCUUCCC 740 UAGGAUACUGAACUGGCCUU741 AUAGGAUACUGAACUGGCCU 742 AAUAGGAUACUGAACUGGCC 743AAAUAGGAUACUGAACUGGC 744 GGAGAAAGUCACUUGAGGCU 745 UGGAGAAAGUCACUUGAGGC746 AAUGGAGAAAGUCACUUGAG 747 AGCAAUGGAGAAAGUCACUU 748UAGCGUGAAGCAAUGGAGAA 749 AUAGCGUGAAGCAAUGGAGA 750 CAUAGCGUGAAGCAAUGGAG751 GCAUAGCGUGAAGCAAUGGA 752 GGCAUAGCGUGAAGCAAUGG 753UGGCAUAGCGUGAAGCAAUG 754 GUGGCAUAGCGUGAAGCAAU 755 AGUGGCAUAGCGUGAAGCAA756 UAGUGGCAUAGCGUGAAGCA 757 AUAGUGGCAUAGCGUGAAGC 758AAUAGUGGCAUAGCGUGAAG 759 AAAUAGUGGCAUAGCGUGAA 760 AAAAUAGUGGCAUAGCGUGA761 GCAAAAUAGUGGCAUAGCGU 762 AGCAAAAUAGUGGCAUAGCG 763AAGCAAAAUAGUGGCAUAGC 764 AACUGGUUGGGCAAACUAUA 765 AAACUGGUUGGGCAAACUAU766 AAAACUGGUUGGGCAAACUA 767 UAAAACUGGUUGGGCAAACU 768GUAAAACUGGUUGGGCAAAC 769 CGUAAAACUGGUUGGGCAAA 770 GACGUAAAACUGGUUGGGCA771 GGACGUAAAACUGGUUGGGC 772 UGGACGUAAAACUGGUUGGG 773UUGGACGUAAAACUGGUUGG 774 CUUGGACGUAAAACUGGUUG 775 CCUUGGACGUAAAACUGGUU776 UCCUUGGACGUAAAACUGGU 777 UUCCUUGGACGUAAAACUGG 778UUUCCUUGGACGUAAAACUG 779 GGCUAAUUUUCCUUGGACGU 780 UGGCUAAUUUUCCUUGGACG781 GCAUUGGCUAAUUUUCCUUG 782 UUCCUGAUCCUUGCCUUUCA 783UCUGGUUUCCUGAUCCUUGC 784 UCUCUGGUUUCCUGAUCCUU 785 GUCUCUGGUUUCCUGAUCCU786 AGUCUCUGGUUUCCUGAUCC 787 AAGUCUCUGGUUUCCUGAUC 788CCUGACACCUAGUUUCUAAU 789 AACCCUGACACCUAGUUUCU 790 AUAAACCCUGACACCUAGUU791 GAUAAACCCUGACACCUAGU 792 UGAUAAACCCUGACACCUAG 793CUUGAUAAACCCUGACACCU 794 UCUUGAUAAACCCUGACACC 795 UUCUUGAUAAACCCUGACAC796 CUUCUUGAUAAACCCUGACA 797 CCUUCUUGAUAAACCCUGAC 798GCCUUCUUGAUAAACCCUGA 799 GGCCUUCUUGAUAAACCCUG 800 UGGCCUUCUUGAUAAACCCU801 UUCCUGGCCUUCUUGAUAAA 802 CAGAGACCAUUCAUUUGGAA 803CCAGAGACCAUUCAUUUGGA 804 ACCAGAGACCAUUCAUUUGG 805 UGACCAGAGACCAUUCAUUU806 UUGACCAGAGACCAUUCAUU 807 UUUGACCAGAGACCAUUCAU 808AUUUGACCAGAGACCAUUCA 809 CAUUUGACCAGAGACCAUUC 810 AUUCAUUUGACCAGAGACCA811 UUGUAUCUCUGUGAGGGCAG 812 GUAAGGCUUAAACCAAAUGG 813CAGAUUCGACUUCAUUUGGA 814 GGCAGAUUCGACUUCAUUUG 815 GGGCAGAUUCGACUUCAUUU816 AGGGCAGAUUCGACUUCAUU 817 GAGGGCAGAUUCGACUUCAU 818UGAGGGCAGAUUCGACUUCA 819 GUGAGGGCAGAUUCGACUUC 820 UGUGAGGGCAGAUUCGACUU821 CUGUGAGGGCAGAUUCGACU 822 CUUGUGUCUCUGUGAGGGCA 823UUCUUGUGUCUCUGUGAGGG 824 AUUUCAGAGAGCAAGAAGCG 825 CAUUUCAGAGAGCAAGAAGC826 GGCAUUUCAGAGAGCAAGAA 827 CAUUUAGCAGGGCAUUUCAG 828GCAUUUAGCAGGGCAUUUCA 829 AGCAUUUAGCAGGGCAUUUC 830 AGAAGCAUUUAGCAGGGCAU831 GAGAAGCAUUUAGCAGGGCA 832 CUCUUGACCCAACAUCCCAA 833CCUCUUGACCCAACAUCCCA 834 UGGAUUGACUAACACUUUCC 835 GUGGAUUGACUAACACUUUC836 CUGUGGCAUCAAAGAAAGGU 837 UCUGACUGUGGCAUCAAAGA 838UCUCUGACUGUGGCAUCAAA 839 GGCCACCCAAACUGUAUUCU 840 ACCACCAAGUCAAAGUUAGA841 CACCACCAAGUCAAAGUUAG 842 GUCCACCACCAAGUCAAAGU 843GGUCCACCACCAAGUCAAAG 844 AGGAAGGUCCACCACCAAGU 845 AAGGAAGGUCCACCACCAAG846 CAAGGAAGGUCCACCACCAA 847 CCAAGGAAGGUCCACCACCA 848ACCAAGGAAGGUCCACCACC 849 AACCAAGGAAGGUCCACCAC 850 AAACCAAGGAAGGUCCACCA851 GUUGAUGGUACAGUUCUACU 852 UGUUGAUGGUACAGUUCUAC 853CAUUGUUGAUGGUACAGUUC 854 GGAAACAUUGUUGAUGGUAC 855 GUAUUGGCACAGUAAUUCUC856 CAGUAUUGGCACAGUAAUUC 857 UCAAAACAGUAUUGGCACAG 858

In some embodiments, the siRNA molecules targeted to ERAP2 comprise orconsist of the nucleotide sequences (sense and antisense strands) shownin Table 3.

TABLE 3 Sense Sequence SEQ ID NO: Antisense Sequence SEQ ID NO:AAAGAUCACAGAAGCUGCC  859 GGCAGCUUCUGUGAUCUUU  860 AAGAUCACAGAAGCUGCCC 861 GGGCAGCUUCUGUGAUCUU  862 AGAUCACAGAAGCUGCCCG  863CGGGCAGCUUCUGUGAUCU  864 CCGGGAGGUGUUUGAUUAA  865 UUAAUCAAACACCUCCCGG 866 CGGGAGGUGUUUGAUUAAA  867 UUUAAUCAAACACCUCCCG  868GGGAGGUGUUUGAUUAAAU  869 AUUUAAUCAAACACCUCCC  870 GGAGGUGUUUGAUUAAAUU 871 AAUUUAAUCAAACACCUCC  872 GAGGUGUUUGAUUAAAUUC  873GAAUUUAAUCAAACACCUC  874 AUGUGACAUAACUGGAGCC  875 GGCUCCAGUUAUGUCACAU 876 UGUGACAUAACUGGAGCCA  877 UGGCUCCAGUUAUGUCACA  878UGGAGCCAGUGCAGUGCCA  879 UGGCACUGCACUGGCUCCA  880 GCCAGUGCAGUGCCAUGAA 881 UUCAUGGCACUGCACUGGC  882 CCAGUGCAGUGCCAUGAAG  883CUUCAUGGCACUGCACUGG  884 CAGUGCAGUGCCAUGAAGA  885 UCUUCAUGGCACUGCACUG 886 AGUGCAGUGCCAUGAAGAA  887 UUCUUCAUGGCACUGCACU  888AGAUUAGCCUGGAUAUUAA  889 UUAAUAUCCAGGCUAAUCU  890 GAUUAGCCUGGAUAUUAAC 891 GUUAAUAUCCAGGCUAAUC  892 AUUAGCCUGGAUAUUAACU  893AGUUAAUAUCCAGGCUAAU  894 UUAGCCUGGAUAUUAACUU  895 AAGUUAAUAUCCAGGCUAA 896 UAGCCUGGAUAUUAACUUG  897 CAAGUUAAUAUCCAGGCUA  898GCCUGGAUAUUAACUUGUC  899 GACAAGUUAAUAUCCAGGC  900 CCUGGAUAUUAACUUGUCU 901 AGACAAGUUAAUAUCCAGG  902 CUGGAUAUUAACUUGUCUU  903AAGACAAGUUAAUAUCCAG  904 UGGAUAUUAACUUGUCUUC  905 GAAGACAAGUUAAUAUCCA 906 GGAUAUUAACUUGUCUUCU  907 AGAAGACAAGUUAAUAUCC  908AUUAACUUGUCUUCUAGAG  909 CUCUAGAAGACAAGUUAAU  910 AGAAUAGAUUUCAUGUUCC 911 GGAACAUGAAAUCUAUUCU  912 GAAUAGAUUUCAUGUUCCA  913UGGAACAUGAAAUCUAUUC  914 UAGAUUUCAUGUUCCAUUC  915 GAAUGGAACAUGAAAUCUA 916 GAUUUCAUGUUCCAUUCUU  917 AAGAAUGGAACAUGAAAUC  918AUUUCAUGUUCCAUUCUUC  919 GAAGAAUGGAACAUGAAAU  920 UUUCAUGUUCCAUUCUUCU 921 AGAAGAAUGGAACAUGAAA  922 UUCAUGUUCCAUUCUUCUG  923CAGAAGAAUGGAACAUGAA  924 UCAUGUUCCAUUCUUCUGC  925 GCAGAAGAAUGGAACAUGA 926 CAUGUUCCAUUCUUCUGCA  927 UGCAGAAGAAUGGAACAUG  928UCUUCUGCAAUGGUUAAUU  929 AAUUAACCAUUGCAGAAGA  930 UUCUGCAAUGGUUAAUUCA 931 UGAAUUAACCAUUGCAGAA  932 CAUUCACAGAGGAUUUUAC  933GUAAAAUCCUCUGUGAAUG  934 AUUCACAGAGGAUUUUACU  935 AGUAAAAUCCUCUGUGAAU 936 ACAGAGGAUUUUACUGCUU  937 AAGCAGUAAAAUCCUCUGU  938CAGAGGAUUUUACUGCUUA  939 UAAGCAGUAAAAUCCUCUG  940 AGAGGAUUUUACUGCUUAA 941 UUAAGCAGUAAAAUCCUCU  942 GAGGAUUUUACUGCUUAAC  943GUUAAGCAGUAAAAUCCUC  944 AUAUGCAUUUGUUCUCAGU  945 ACUGAGAACAAAUGCAUAU 946 AUGCAUUUGUUCUCAGUUC  947 GAACUGAGAACAAAUGCAU  948UUUGUUCUCAGUUCUCAGU  949 ACUGAGAACUGAGAACAAA  950 UUGUUCUCAGUUCUCAGUG 951 CACUGAGAACUGAGAACAA  952 GUUCUCAGUUCUCAGUGCC  953GGCACUGAGAACUGAGAAC  954 UUCUCAGUUCUCAGUGCCA  955 UGGCACUGAGAACUGAGAA 956 CAGUUCUCAGUGCCAUCUA  957 UAGAUGGCACUGAGAACUG  958AGUUCUCAGUGCCAUCUAG  959 CUAGAUGGCACUGAGAACU  960 UCAGUGCCAUCUAGUUAUC 961 GAUAACUAGAUGGCACUGA  962 CAGUGCCAUCUAGUUAUCA  963UGAUAACUAGAUGGCACUG  964 AGUGCCAUCUAGUUAUCAC  965 GUGAUAACUAGAUGGCACU 966 GUGCCAUCUAGUUAUCACU  967 AGUGAUAACUAGAUGGCAC  968UGCCAUCUAGUUAUCACUU  969 AAGUGAUAACUAGAUGGCA  970 GCCAUCUAGUUAUCACUUC 971 GAAGUGAUAACUAGAUGGC  972 CCAUCUAGUUAUCACUUCA  973UGAAGUGAUAACUAGAUGG  974 CAUCUAGUUAUCACUUCAC  975 GUGAAGUGAUAACUAGAUG 976 AUCUAGUUAUCACUUCACU  977 AGUGAAGUGAUAACUAGAU  978UCUAGUUAUCACUUCACUG  979 CAGUGAAGUGAUAACUAGA  980 CUAGUUAUCACUUCACUGA 981 UCAGUGAAGUGAUAACUAG  982 UAGUUAUCACUUCACUGAG  983CUCAGUGAAGUGAUAACUA  984 AGUUAUCACUUCACUGAGG  985 CCUCAGUGAAGUGAUAACU 986 GUUAUCACUUCACUGAGGA  987 UCCUCAGUGAAGUGAUAAC  988UUAUCACUUCACUGAGGAU  989 AUCCUCAGUGAAGUGAUAA  990 UAUCACUUCACUGAGGAUC 991 GAUCCUCAGUGAAGUGAUA  992 AUCACUUCACUGAGGAUCC  993GGAUCCUCAGUGAAGUGAU  994 UCACUUCACUGAGGAUCCU  995 AGGAUCCUCAGUGAAGUGA 996 GCUUUCCCAGUAGCCACUA  997 UAGUGGCUACUGGGAAAGC  998CUUUCCCAGUAGCCACUAA  999 UUAGUGGCUACUGGGAAAG 1000 UUUCCCAGUAGCCACUAAU1001 AUUAGUGGCUACUGGGAAA 1002 UUCCCAGUAGCCACUAAUG 1003CAUUAGUGGCUACUGGGAA 1004 UCCCAGUAGCCACUAAUGG 1005 CCAUUAGUGGCUACUGGGA1006 CUUGGCAGGAGCUAAGGCU 1007 AGCCUUAGCUCCUGCCAAG 1008

In some embodiments, the siRNA molecules targeted to ERAP2 comprise orconsist of the nucleotide sequences (sense and antisense strands) shownin Table 4.

TABLE 4 Sense Sequence SEQ ID NO: Antisense Sequence SEQ ID NO:UCAAAUCUGCAGCAGCAUG 1009 CAUGCUGCUGCAGAUUUGA 1010 CAAAUCUGCAGCAGCAUGA1011 UCAUGCUGCUGCAGAUUUG 1012 AAAUCUGCAGCAGCAUGAU 1013AUCAUGCUGCUGCAGAUUU 1014 AUGUGACAUAACUGGAGCC 1015 GGCUCCAGUUAUGUCACAU1016 UGUGACAUAACUGGAGCCA 1017 UGGCUCCAGUUAUGUCACA 1018UGGAGCCAGUGCAGUGCCA 1019 UGGCACUGCACUGGCUCCA 1020 GCCAGUGCAGUGCCAUGAA1021 UUCAUGGCACUGCACUGGC 1022 CCAGUGCAGUGCCAUGAAG 1023CUUCAUGGCACUGCACUGG 1024 CAGUGCAGUGCCAUGAAGA 1025 UCUUCAUGGCACUGCACUG1026 AGUGCAGUGCCAUGAAGAA 1027 UUCUUCAUGGCACUGCACU 1028AGAUUAGCCUGGAUAUUAA 1029 UUAAUAUCCAGGCUAAUCU 1030 GAUUAGCCUGGAUAUUAAC1031 GUUAAUAUCCAGGCUAAUC 1032 AUUAGCCUGGAUAUUAACU 1033AGUUAAUAUCCAGGCUAAU 1034 UUAGCCUGGAUAUUAACUU 1035 AAGUUAAUAUCCAGGCUAA1036 UAGCCUGGAUAUUAACUUG 1037 CAAGUUAAUAUCCAGGCUA 1038GCCUGGAUAUUAACUUGUC 1039 GACAAGUUAAUAUCCAGGC 1040 CCUGGAUAUUAACUUGUCU1041 AGACAAGUUAAUAUCCAGG 1042 CUGGAUAUUAACUUGUCUU 1043AAGACAAGUUAAUAUCCAG 1044 UGGAUAUUAACUUGUCUUC 1045 GAAGACAAGUUAAUAUCCA1046 GGAUAUUAACUUGUCUUCU 1047 AGAAGACAAGUUAAUAUCC 1048AUUAACUUGUCUUCUAGAG 1049 CUCUAGAAGACAAGUUAAU 1050 AGAAUAGAUUUCAUGUUCC1051 GGAACAUGAAAUCUAUUCU 1052 GAAUAGAUUUCAUGUUCCA 1053UGGAACAUGAAAUCUAUUC 1054 UAGAUUUCAUGUUCCAUUC 1055 GAAUGGAACAUGAAAUCUA1056 GAUUUCAUGUUCCAUUCUU 1057 AAGAAUGGAACAUGAAAUC 1058AUUUCAUGUUCCAUUCUUC 1059 GAAGAAUGGAACAUGAAAU 1060 UUUCAUGUUCCAUUCUUCU1061 AGAAGAAUGGAACAUGAAA 1062 UUCAUGUUCCAUUCUUCUG 1063CAGAAGAAUGGAACAUGAA 1064 UCAUGUUCCAUUCUUCUGC 1065 GCAGAAGAAUGGAACAUGA1066 CAUGUUCCAUUCUUCUGCA 1067 UGCAGAAGAAUGGAACAUG 1068UCUUCUGCAAUGGUUAAUU 1069 AAUUAACCAUUGCAGAAGA 1070 UUCUGCAAUGGUUAAUUCA1071 UGAAUUAACCAUUGCAGAA 1072 CAUUCACAGAGGAUUUUAC 1073GUAAAAUCCUCUGUGAAUG 1074 AUUCACAGAGGAUUUUACU 1075 AGUAAAAUCCUCUGUGAAU1076 ACAGAGGAUUUUACUGCUU 1077 AAGCAGUAAAAUCCUCUGU 1078CAGAGGAUUUUACUGCUUA 1079 UAAGCAGUAAAAUCCUCUG 1080 AGAGGAUUUUACUGCUUAA1081 UUAAGCAGUAAAAUCCUCU 1082 GAGGAUUUUACUGCUUAAC 1083GUUAAGCAGUAAAAUCCUC 1084 AUAUGCAUUUGUUCUCAGU 1085 ACUGAGAACAAAUGCAUAU1086 AUGCAUUUGUUCUCAGUUC 1087 GAACUGAGAACAAAUGCAU 1088UUUGUUCUCAGUUCUCAGU 1089 ACUGAGAACUGAGAACAAA 1090 UUGUUCUCAGUUCUCAGUG1091 CACUGAGAACUGAGAACAA 1092 GUUCUCAGUUCUCAGUGCC 1093GGCACUGAGAACUGAGAAC 1094 UUCUCAGUUCUCAGUGCCA 1095 UGGCACUGAGAACUGAGAA1096 CAGUUCUCAGUGCCAUCUA 1097 UAGAUGGCACUGAGAACUG 1098AGUUCUCAGUGCCAUCUAG 1099 CUAGAUGGCACUGAGAACU 1100 UCAGUGCCAUCUAGUUAUC1101 GAUAACUAGAUGGCACUGA 1102 CAGUGCCAUCUAGUUAUCA 1103UGAUAACUAGAUGGCACUG 1104 AGUGCCAUCUAGUUAUCAC 1105 GUGAUAACUAGAUGGCACU1106 GUGCCAUCUAGUUAUCACU 1107 AGUGAUAACUAGAUGGCAC 1108UGCCAUCUAGUUAUCACUU 1109 AAGUGAUAACUAGAUGGCA 1110 GCCAUCUAGUUAUCACUUC1111 GAAGUGAUAACUAGAUGGC 1112 CCAUCUAGUUAUCACUUCA 1113UGAAGUGAUAACUAGAUGG 1114 CAUCUAGUUAUCACUUCAC 1115 GUGAAGUGAUAACUAGAUG1116 AUCUAGUUAUCACUUCACU 1117 AGUGAAGUGAUAACUAGAU 1118UCUAGUUAUCACUUCACUG 1119 CAGUGAAGUGAUAACUAGA 1120 CUAGUUAUCACUUCACUGA1121 UCAGUGAAGUGAUAACUAG 1122 UAGUUAUCACUUCACUGAG 1123CUCAGUGAAGUGAUAACUA 1124 AGUUAUCACUUCACUGAGG 1125 CCUCAGUGAAGUGAUAACU1126 GUUAUCACUUCACUGAGGA 1127 UCCUCAGUGAAGUGAUAAC 1128UUAUCACUUCACUGAGGAU 1129 AUCCUCAGUGAAGUGAUAA 1130 UAUCACUUCACUGAGGAUC1131 GAUCCUCAGUGAAGUGAUA 1132 AUCACUUCACUGAGGAUCC 1133GGAUCCUCAGUGAAGUGAU 1134 UCACUUCACUGAGGAUCCU 1135 AGGAUCCUCAGUGAAGUGA1136 GCUUUCCCAGUAGCCACUA 1137 UAGUGGCUACUGGGAAAGC 1138CUUUCCCAGUAGCCACUAA 1139 UUAGUGGCUACUGGGAAAG 1140 UUUCCCAGUAGCCACUAAU1141 AUUAGUGGCUACUGGGAAA 1142 UUCCCAGUAGCCACUAAUG 1143CAUUAGUGGCUACUGGGAA 1144 UCCCAGUAGCCACUAAUGG 1145 CCAUUAGUGGCUACUGGGA1146 CUUGGCAGGAGCUAAGGCU 1147 AGCCUUAGCUCCUGCCAAG 1148CCAGUGUGGUCAUUCCUCU 1149 AGAGGAAUGACCACACUGG 1150 GUCAUUCCUCUCCAUUAUG1151 CAUAAUGGAGAGGAAUGAC 1152 CAUUCCUCUCCAUUAUGAC 1153GUCAUAAUGGAGAGGAAUG 1154 AUUCCUCUCCAUUAUGACC 1155 GGUCAUAAUGGAGAGGAAU1156 CUCUCCAUUAUGACCUCUU 1157 AAGAGGUCAUAAUGGAGAG 1158UCUCCAUUAUGACCUCUUU 1159 AAAGAGGUCAUAAUGGAGA 1160 CUCCAUUAUGACCUCUUUG1161 CAAAGAGGUCAUAAUGGAG 1162 UCCAUUAUGACCUCUUUGU 1163ACAAAGAGGUCAUAAUGGA 1164 CCAUUAUGACCUCUUUGUC 1165 GACAAAGAGGUCAUAAUGG1166 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AGACCUCUUCUGCUUCCGA 1487 UCGGAAGCAGAAGAGGUCU 1488GACCUCUUCUGCUUCCGAU 1489 AUCGGAAGCAGAAGAGGUC 1490 ACCUCUUCUGCUUCCGAUA1491 UAUCGGAAGCAGAAGAGGU 1492 CCUCUUCUGCUUCCGAUAA 1493UUAUCGGAAGCAGAAGAGG 1494 CUCUUCUGCUUCCGAUAAA 1495 UUUAUCGGAAGCAGAAGAG1496 CUGUGGGUCACCAGAGUCA 1497 UGACUCUGGUGACCCACAG 1498UGUGGGUCACCAGAGUCAU 1499 AUGACUCUGGUGACCCACA 1500 GUGGGUCACCAGAGUCAUA1501 UAUGACUCUGGUGACCCAC 1502 UGGGUCACCAGAGUCAUAG 1503CUAUGACUCUGGUGACCCA 1504 UCACCAGAGUCAUAGCCCA 1505 UGGGCUAUGACUCUGGUGA1506 ACCAGAGUCAUAGCCCAUG 1507 CAUGGGCUAUGACUCUGGU 1508GCGCACCAGUGGUUUGGCA 1509 UGCCAAACCACUGGUGCGC 1510 CGCACCAGUGGUUUGGCAA1511 UUGCCAAACCACUGGUGCG 1512 GCACCAGUGGUUUGGCAAC 1513GUUGCCAAACCACUGGUGC 1514 GUUUGGCAACCUGGUCACA 1515 UGUGACCAGGUUGCCAAAC1516 AAUGGUGGAAUGAUAUUUG 1517 CAAAUAUCAUUCCACCAUU 1518AUGGUGGAAUGAUAUUUGG 1519 CCAAAUAUCAUUCCACCAU 1520 UGGUGGAAUGAUAUUUGGC1521 GCCAAAUAUCAUUCCACCA 1522 GGUGGAAUGAUAUUUGGCU 1523AGCCAAAUAUCAUUCCACC 1524 GUGGAAUGAUAUUUGGCUU 1525 AAGCCAAAUAUCAUUCCAC1526 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GUGGAGUUUGUCAUUCGGA 1647 UCCGAAUGACAAACUCCAC 1648UGGAGUUUGUCAUUCGGAU 1649 AUCCGAAUGACAAACUCCA 1650 GGAGUUUGUCAUUCGGAUC1651 GAUCCGAAUGACAAACUCC 1652 GAGUUUGUCAUUCGGAUCC 1653GGAUCCGAAUGACAAACUC 1654 AGUUUGUCAUUCGGAUCCC 1655 GGGAUCCGAAUGACAAACU1656 UGUCAUUCGGAUCCCAAGA 1657 UCUUGGGAUCCGAAUGACA 1658GUCAUUCGGAUCCCAAGAU 1659 AUCUUGGGAUCCGAAUGAC 1660 UCAUUCGGAUCCCAAGAUG1661 CAUCUUGGGAUCCGAAUGA 1662 CAUUCGGAUCCCAAGAUGA 1663UCAUCUUGGGAUCCGAAUG 1664 AUUCGGAUCCCAAGAUGAC 1665 GUCAUCUUGGGAUCCGAAU1666 UUCGGAUCCCAAGAUGACA 1667 UGUCAUCUUGGGAUCCGAA 1668ACAUGCUCGCCUUUCUGGG 1669 CCCAGAAAGGCGAGCAUGU 1670 AAAAUGCAGAGGUCAAAGA1671 UCUUUGACCUCUGCAUUUU 1672 AGAUGAUGACUACAUGGAC 1673GUCCAUGUAGUCAUCAUCU 1674 AUGAUGACUACAUGGACUC 1675 GAGUCCAUGUAGUCAUCAU1676 UGAUGACUACAUGGACUCU 1677 AGAGUCCAUGUAGUCAUCA 1678GAUGACUACAUGGACUCUC 1679 GAGAGUCCAUGUAGUCAUC 1680 GACGGGUGUUCACUCCGAC1681 GUCGGAGUGAACACCCGUC 1682 ACGGGUGUUCACUCCGACU 1683AGUCGGAGUGAACACCCGU 1684 CGGGUGUUCACUCCGACUG 1685 CAGUCGGAGUGAACACCCG1686 GGGUGUUCACUCCGACUGC 1687 GCAGUCGGAGUGAACACCC 1688GGUGUUCACUCCGACUGCA 1689 UGCAGUCGGAGUGAACACC 1690 GUGUUCACUCCGACUGCAA1691 UUGCAGUCGGAGUGAACAC 1692 UGUUCACUCCGACUGCAAC 1693GUUGCAGUCGGAGUGAACA 1694 AGAGGUACCUGUGGCAUAU 1695 AUAUGCCACAGGUACCUCU1696 CCUGUGGCAUAUCCCAUUG 1697 CAAUGGGAUAUGCCACAGG 1698CUGUGGCAUAUCCCAUUGA 1699 UCAAUGGGAUAUGCCACAG 1700 CAUAUCCCAUUGACCUACU1701 AGUAGGUCAAUGGGAUAUG 1702 AUAUCCCAUUGACCUACUC 1703GAGUAGGUCAAUGGGAUAU 1704 UAUCCCAUUGACCUACUCC 1705 GGAGUAGGUCAAUGGGAUA1706 CCAUUGACCUACUCCACGA 1707 UCGUGGAGUAGGUCAAUGG 1708CAUUGACCUACUCCACGAG 1709 CUCGUGGAGUAGGUCAAUG 1710 CUCCACGAGUUCUUCUAAU1711 AUUAGAAGAACUCGUGGAG 1712 UCCACGAGUUCUUCUAAUG 1713CAUUAGAAGAACUCGUGGA 1714 AGUUCUUCUAAUGUGAUCC 1715 GGAUCACAUUAGAAGAACU1716 GUUCUUCUAAUGUGAUCCA 1717 UGGAUCACAUUAGAAGAAC 1718UUCUUCUAAUGUGAUCCAC 1719 GUGGAUCACAUUAGAAGAA 1720 AAAAGACCAGUUGGGUGAA1721 UUCACCCAACUGGUCUUUU 1722 UUUAAUGUGGACUCAAAUG 1723CAUUUGAGUCCACAUUAAA 1724 UUAAUGUGGACUCAAAUGG 1725 CCAUUUGAGUCCACAUUAA1726 UAAUGUGGACUCAAAUGGU 1727 ACCAUUUGAGUCCACAUUA 1728AAUGUGGACUCAAAUGGUU 1729 AACCAUUUGAGUCCACAUU 1730 AUGUGGACUCAAAUGGUUA1731 UAACCAUUUGAGUCCACAU 1732 UGUGGACUCAAAUGGUUAC 1733GUAACCAUUUGAGUCCACA 1734 GUGGACUCAAAUGGUUACU 1735 AGUAACCAUUUGAGUCCAC1736 UGGACUCAAAUGGUUACUA 1737 UAGUAACCAUUUGAGUCCA 1738GGACUCAAAUGGUUACUAC 1739 GUAGUAACCAUUUGAGUCC 1740 GACUCAAAUGGUUACUACA1741 UGUAGUAACCAUUUGAGUC 1742 CAAAUGGUUACUACAUCGU 1743ACGAUGUAGUAACCAUUUG 1744 AAUGGUUACUACAUCGUUC 1745 GAACGAUGUAGUAACCAUU1746 AUGGUUACUACAUCGUUCA 1747 UGAACGAUGUAGUAACCAU 1748UGGUUACUACAUCGUUCAC 1749 GUGAACGAUGUAGUAACCA 1750 GGUUACUACAUCGUUCACU1751 AGUGAACGAUGUAGUAACC 1752 GUUACUACAUCGUUCACUA 1753UAGUGAACGAUGUAGUAAC 1754 UUACUACAUCGUUCACUAU 1755 AUAGUGAACGAUGUAGUAA1756 UACUACAUCGUUCACUAUG 1757 CAUAGUGAACGAUGUAGUA 1758ACAUCGUUCACUAUGAGGG 1759 CCCUCAUAGUGAACGAUGU 1760 CAUCGUUCACUAUGAGGGU1761 ACCCUCAUAGUGAACGAUG 1762 UGAGGGUCAUGGAUGGGAC 1763GUCCCAUCCAUGACCCUCA 1764 CACACUUCUCAGACCUAAG 1765 CUUAGGUCUGAGAAGUGUG1766 ACACUUCUCAGACCUAAGG 1767 CCUUAGGUCUGAGAAGUGU 1768CACUUCUCAGACCUAAGGA 1769 UCCUUAGGUCUGAGAAGUG 1770 ACUUCUCAGACCUAAGGAC1771 GUCCUUAGGUCUGAGAAGU 1772 UUCUCAGACCUAAGGACAG 1773CUGUCCUUAGGUCUGAGAA 1774 UCUCAGACCUAAGGACAGA 1775 UCUGUCCUUAGGUCUGAGA1776 CUCAGACCUAAGGACAGAG 1777 CUCUGUCCUUAGGUCUGAG 1778UCAGACCUAAGGACAGAGU 1779 ACUCUGUCCUUAGGUCUGA 1780 CAGACCUAAGGACAGAGUA1781 UACUCUGUCCUUAGGUCUG 1782 AGACCUAAGGACAGAGUAG 1783CUACUCUGUCCUUAGGUCU 1784 UCUGAUUCAUGAUGUGUUU 1785 AAACACAUCAUGAAUCAGA1786 AUUCAUGAUGUGUUUCAGC 1787 GCUGAAACACAUCAUGAAU 1788CAAAGCUCUUGACAUGACU 1789 AGUCAUGUCAAGAGCUUUG 1790 AAAGCUCUUGACAUGACUU1791 AAGUCAUGUCAAGAGCUUU 1792 AAGCUCUUGACAUGACUUA 1793UAAGUCAUGUCAAGAGCUU 1794 AGCUCUUGACAUGACUUAC 1795 GUAAGUCAUGUCAAGAGCU1796 GCUCUUGACAUGACUUACU 1797 AGUAAGUCAUGUCAAGAGC 1798CUCUUGACAUGACUUACUA 1799 UAGUAAGUCAUGUCAAGAG 1800 UCUUGACAUGACUUACUAC1801 GUAGUAAGUCAUGUCAAGA 1802 CUUGACAUGACUUACUACC 1803GGUAGUAAGUCAUGUCAAG 1804 CCCGCACUUCUCGAAGGUC 1805 GACCUUCGAGAAGUGCGGG1806 CCGCACUUCUCGAAGGUCU 1807 AGACCUUCGAGAAGUGCGG 1808GCACUUCUCGAAGGUCUGA 1809 UCAGACCUUCGAGAAGUGC 1810 CACUUCUCGAAGGUCUGAG1811 CUCAGACCUUCGAGAAGUG 1812 UCUCGAAGGUCUGAGUUAC 1813GUAACUCAGACCUUCGAGA 1814 CUCGAAGGUCUGAGUUACU 1815 AGUAACUCAGACCUUCGAG1816 UCGAAGGUCUGAGUUACUU 1817 AAGUAACUCAGACCUUCGA 1818CGAAGGUCUGAGUUACUUG 1819 CAAGUAACUCAGACCUUCG 1820 AAGGUCUGAGUUACUUGGA1821 UCCAAGUAACUCAGACCUU 1822 AGGUCUGAGUUACUUGGAA 1823UUCCAAGUAACUCAGACCU 1824 GGUCUGAGUUACUUGGAAU 1825 AUUCCAAGUAACUCAGACC1826 GUCUGAGUUACUUGGAAUC 1827 GAUUCCAAGUAACUCAGAC 1828UCUGAGUUACUUGGAAUCG 1829 CGAUUCCAAGUAACUCAGA 1830 CUGAGUUACUUGGAAUCGU1831 ACGAUUCCAAGUAACUCAG 1832 UGAGUUACUUGGAAUCGUU 1833AACGAUUCCAAGUAACUCA 1834 GAGUUACUUGGAAUCGUUU 1835 AAACGAUUCCAAGUAACUC1836 AGUUACUUGGAAUCGUUUU 1837 AAAACGAUUCCAAGUAACU 1838GUUACUUGGAAUCGUUUUA 1839 UAAAACGAUUCCAAGUAAC 1840 UUACUUGGAAUCGUUUUAC1841 GUAAAACGAUUCCAAGUAA 1842 UACUUGGAAUCGUUUUACC 1843GGUAAAACGAUUCCAAGUA 1844 ACUUGGAAUCGUUUUACCA 1845 UGGUAAAACGAUUCCAAGU1846 CUUGGAAUCGUUUUACCAC 1847 GUGGUAAAACGAUUCCAAG 1848UUGGAAUCGUUUUACCACA 1849 UGUGGUAAAACGAUUCCAA 1850 AAUCGUUUUACCACAUGAU1851 AUCAUGUGGUAAAACGAUU 1852 AUCGUUUUACCACAUGAUG 1853CAUCAUGUGGUAAAACGAU 1854 UCGUUUUACCACAUGAUGG 1855 CCAUCAUGUGGUAAAACGA1856 CGUUUUACCACAUGAUGGA 1857 UCCAUCAUGUGGUAAAACG 1858GUUUUACCACAUGAUGGAC 1859 GUCCAUCAUGUGGUAAAAC 1860 UUUACCACAUGAUGGACAG1861 CUGUCCAUCAUGUGGUAAA 1862 UUACCACAUGAUGGACAGA 1863UCUGUCCAUCAUGUGGUAA 1864 UACCACAUGAUGGACAGAA 1865 UUCUGUCCAUCAUGUGGUA1866 ACCACAUGAUGGACAGAAG 1867 CUUCUGUCCAUCAUGUGGU 1868CAUGAUGGACAGAAGGAAU 1869 AUUCCUUCUGUCCAUCAUG 1870 UGAUGGACAGAAGGAAUAU1871 AUAUUCCUUCUGUCCAUCA 1872 GAUGGACAGAAGGAAUAUU 1873AAUAUUCCUUCUGUCCAUC 1874 AUGGACAGAAGGAAUAUUU 1875 AAAUAUUCCUUCUGUCCAU1876 UGGACAGAAGGAAUAUUUC 1877 GAAAUAUUCCUUCUGUCCA 1878CAGAAGGAAUAUUUCAGAU 1879 AUCUGAAAUAUUCCUUCUG 1880 CUCAAGCGUUACCUUCUUC1881 GAAGAAGGUAACGCUUGAG 1882 AGCGUUACCUUCUUCAGUA 1883UACUGAAGAAGGUAACGCU 1884 GCGUUACCUUCUUCAGUAU 1885 AUACUGAAGAAGGUAACGC1886 CCUUCUUCAGUAUUUUAAG 1887 CUUAAAAUACUGAAGAAGG 1888UUCUUCAGUAUUUUAAGCC 1889 GGCUUAAAAUACUGAAGAA 1890 UCUUCAGUAUUUUAAGCCA1891 UGGCUUAAAAUACUGAAGA 1892 AUUUUAAGCCAGUGAUUGA 1893UCAAUCACUGGCUUAAAAU 1894 UUUUAAGCCAGUGAUUGAC 1895 GUCAAUCACUGGCUUAAAA1896 UUUAAGCCAGUGAUUGACA 1897 UGUCAAUCACUGGCUUAAA 1898UUAAGCCAGUGAUUGACAG 1899 CUGUCAAUCACUGGCUUAA 1900 UAAGCCAGUGAUUGACAGG1901 CCUGUCAAUCACUGGCUUA 1902 AAGCCAGUGAUUGACAGGC 1903GCCUGUCAAUCACUGGCUU 1904 CAGUGAUUGACAGGCAAAG 1905 CUUUGCCUGUCAAUCACUG1906 AGUGAUUGACAGGCAAAGC 1907 GCUUUGCCUGUCAAUCACU 1908AUUGACAGGCAAAGCUGGA 1909 UCCAGCUUUGCCUGUCAAU 1910 UUGACAGGCAAAGCUGGAG1911 CUCCAGCUUUGCCUGUCAA 1912 GCUCGGCUCUCUUGAAGCU 1913AGCUUCAAGAGAGCCGAGC 1914 UCGGCUCUCUUGAAGCUGG 1915 CCAGCUUCAAGAGAGCCGA1916 CGGCUCUCUUGAAGCUGGC 1917 GCCAGCUUCAAGAGAGCCG 1918GGCUCUCUUGAAGCUGGCC 1919 GGCCAGCUUCAAGAGAGCC 1920 GCUCUCUUGAAGCUGGCCU1921 AGGCCAGCUUCAAGAGAGC 1922 CUCUCUUGAAGCUGGCCUG 1923CAGGCCAGCUUCAAGAGAG 1924 UCUCUUGAAGCUGGCCUGU 1925 ACAGGCCAGCUUCAAGAGA1926 AGCUGGCCUGUGACCUGAA 1927 UUCAGGUCACAGGCCAGCU 1928AGAUUGUGUAUUCUGUGGG 1929 CCCACAGAAUACACAAUCU 1930 CAGCAGGAUGGAAUUACCU1931 AGGUAAUUCCAUCCUGCUG 1932 CAGGAUGGAAUUACCUUUU 1933AAAAGGUAAUUCCAUCCUG 1934 AGGAUGGAAUUACCUUUUA 1935 UAAAAGGUAAUUCCAUCCU1936 GGAUGGAAUUACCUUUUAG 1937 CUAAAAGGUAAUUCCAUCC 1938GAUGGAAUUACCUUUUAGA 1939 UCUAAAAGGUAAUUCCAUC 1940 AUGGAAUUACCUUUUAGAG1941 CUCUAAAAGGUAAUUCCAU 1942 GGAAUUACCUUUUAGAGCA 1943UGCUCUAAAAGGUAAUUCC 1944 GAAUUACCUUUUAGAGCAA 1945 UUGCUCUAAAAGGUAAUUC1946 ACCUUUUAGAGCAAUAUGA 1947 UCAUAUUGCUCUAAAAGGU 1948CCUUUUAGAGCAAUAUGAA 1949 UUCAUAUUGCUCUAAAAGG 1950 AACUGUCAAUGUCAAGUGC1951 GCACUUGACAUUGACAGUU 1952 ACUGUCAAUGUCAAGUGCU 1953AGCACUUGACAUUGACAGU 1954 AAUUCUGUAUGCUUUGUCA 1955 UGACAAAGCAUACAGAAUU1956 CUGUAUGCUUUGUCAACGA 1957 UCGUUGACAAAGCAUACAG 1958UGUAUGCUUUGUCAACGAG 1959 CUCGUUGACAAAGCAUACA 1960 GUAUGCUUUGUCAACGAGC1961 GCUCGUUGACAAAGCAUAC 1962 CUUUGUCAACGAGCAAGCA 1963UGCUUGCUCGUUGACAAAG 1964 UUUGUCAACGAGCAAGCAU 1965 AUGCUUGCUCGUUGACAAA1966 UUGUCAACGAGCAAGCAUC 1967 GAUGCUUGCUCGUUGACAA 1968UGUCAACGAGCAAGCAUCA 1969 UGAUGCUUGCUCGUUGACA 1970 AACUUGGCAGCUCUCCUUC1971 GAAGGAGAGCUGCCAAGUU 1972 CUUGGCAGCUCUCCUUCAU 1973AUGAAGGAGAGCUGCCAAG 1974 UUGGCAGCUCUCCUUCAUG 1975 CAUGAAGGAGAGCUGCCAA1976 UGGCAGCUCUCCUUCAUGC 1977 GCAUGAAGGAGAGCUGCCA 1978GGCAGCUCUCCUUCAUGCG 1979 CGCAUGAAGGAGAGCUGCC 1980 GCAGCUCUCCUUCAUGCGA1981 UCGCAUGAAGGAGAGCUGC 1982 CAGCUCUCCUUCAUGCGAU 1983AUCGCAUGAAGGAGAGCUG 1984 AGCUCUCCUUCAUGCGAUU 1985 AAUCGCAUGAAGGAGAGCU1986 GCUCUCCUUCAUGCGAUUG 1987 CAAUCGCAUGAAGGAGAGC 1988CUCUCCUUCAUGCGAUUGC 1989 GCAAUCGCAUGAAGGAGAG 1990 UCUCCUUCAUGCGAUUGCC1991 GGCAAUCGCAUGAAGGAGA 1992 CUCCUUCAUGCGAUUGCCA 1993UGGCAAUCGCAUGAAGGAG 1994 UCCUUCAUGCGAUUGCCAG 1995 CUGGCAAUCGCAUGAAGGA1996 CCUUCAUGCGAUUGCCAGA 1997 UCUGGCAAUCGCAUGAAGG 1998CUUCAUGCGAUUGCCAGAC 1999 GUCUGGCAAUCGCAUGAAG 2000 UUCAUGCGAUUGCCAGACG2001 CGUCUGGCAAUCGCAUGAA 2002 UCAUGCGAUUGCCAGACGU 2003ACGUCUGGCAAUCGCAUGA 2004 CAUGCGAUUGCCAGACGUC 2005 GACGUCUGGCAAUCGCAUG2006 AUGCGAUUGCCAGACGUCC 2007 GGACGUCUGGCAAUCGCAU 2008UGCGAUUGCCAGACGUCCA 2009 UGGACGUCUGGCAAUCGCA 2010 GCGAUUGCCAGACGUCCAA2011 UUGGACGUCUGGCAAUCGC 2012 CGAUUGCCAGACGUCCAAA 2013UUUGGACGUCUGGCAAUCG 2014 UAGCAUGGGAUUUUGUAAG 2015 CUUACAAAAUCCCAUGCUA2016 GCAUGGGAUUUUGUAAGAG 2017 CUCUUACAAAAUCCCAUGC 2018AAAAUUGGACCCAUCUUCU 2019 AGAAGAUGGGUCCAAUUUU 2020 AAAUUGGACCCAUCUUCUG2021 CAGAAGAUGGGUCCAAUUU 2022 AAUUGGACCCAUCUUCUGA 2023UCAGAAGAUGGGUCCAAUU 2024 AUUGGACCCAUCUUCUGAA 2025 UUCAGAAGAUGGGUCCAAU2026 AAAAUUUGACUUGGGCUCA 2027 UGAGCCCAAGUCAAAUUUU 2028AAAUUUGACUUGGGCUCAU 2029 AUGAGCCCAAGUCAAAUUU 2030 AAUUUGACUUGGGCUCAUA2031 UAUGAGCCCAAGUCAAAUU 2032 AUUUGACUUGGGCUCAUAU 2033AUAUGAGCCCAAGUCAAAU 2034 UUUGACUUGGGCUCAUAUG 2035 CAUAUGAGCCCAAGUCAAA2036 UUGACUUGGGCUCAUAUGA 2037 UCAUAUGAGCCCAAGUCAA 2038UGACUUGGGCUCAUAUGAC 2039 GUCAUAUGAGCCCAAGUCA 2040 GACUUGGGCUCAUAUGACA2041 UGUCAUAUGAGCCCAAGUC 2042 ACUUGGGCUCAUAUGACAU 2043AUGUCAUAUGAGCCCAAGU 2044 UUGGGCUCAUAUGACAUAA 2045 UUAUGUCAUAUGAGCCCAA2046 UGGGCUCAUAUGACAUAAG 2047 CUUAUGUCAUAUGAGCCCA 2048GGGCUCAUAUGACAUAAGG 2049 CCUUAUGUCAUAUGAGCCC 2050 GGCUCAUAUGACAUAAGGA2051 UCCUUAUGUCAUAUGAGCC 2052 CAUAUGACAUAAGGAUGAU 2053AUCAUCCUUAUGUCAUAUG 2054 AUAUGACAUAAGGAUGAUC 2055 GAUCAUCCUUAUGUCAUAU2056 UAUGACAUAAGGAUGAUCA 2057 UGAUCAUCCUUAUGUCAUA 2058AGCUCACUUUUCUUCCAAG 2059 CUUGGAAGAAAAGUGAGCU 2060 CUUUUCUUCCAAGGAUAAG2061 CUUAUCCUUGGAAGAAAAG 2062 UUUCUUCCAAGGAUAAGUU 2063AACUUAUCCUUGGAAGAAA 2064 UUCUUCCAAGGAUAAGUUG 2065 CAACUUAUCCUUGGAAGAA2066 UCUUCCAAGGAUAAGUUGC 2067 GCAACUUAUCCUUGGAAGA 2068CUUCCAAGGAUAAGUUGCA 2069 UGCAACUUAUCCUUGGAAG 2070 UUCCAAGGAUAAGUUGCAA2071 UUGCAACUUAUCCUUGGAA 2072 UCCAAGGAUAAGUUGCAAG 2073CUUGCAACUUAUCCUUGGA 2074 CCAAGGAUAAGUUGCAAGA 2075 UCUUGCAACUUAUCCUUGG2076 CAAGGAUAAGUUGCAAGAG 2077 CUCUUGCAACUUAUCCUUG 2078AAGGAUAAGUUGCAAGAGG 2079 CCUCUUGCAACUUAUCCUU 2080 AGGAUAAGUUGCAAGAGGU2081 ACCUCUUGCAACUUAUCCU 2082 GGAUAAGUUGCAAGAGGUG 2083CACCUCUUGCAACUUAUCC 2084 GAUAAGUUGCAAGAGGUGA 2085 UCACCUCUUGCAACUUAUC2086 AUAAGUUGCAAGAGGUGAA 2087 UUCACCUCUUGCAACUUAU 2088UUUUGAAUCUCUUGAGGCU 2089 AGCCUCAAGAGAUUCAAAA 2090 UUUGAAUCUCUUGAGGCUC2091 GAGCCUCAAGAGAUUCAAA 2092 UUGAAUCUCUUGAGGCUCA 2093UGAGCCUCAAGAGAUUCAA 2094 GAGGCUCAAGGAUCACAUC 2095 GAUGUGAUCCUUGAGCCUC2096 AGGCUCAAGGAUCACAUCU 2097 AGAUGUGAUCCUUGAGCCU 2098GGCUCAAGGAUCACAUCUG 2099 CAGAUGUGAUCCUUGAGCC 2100 AGGAUCACAUCUGGAUAUU2101 AAUAUCCAGAUGUGAUCCU 2102 GAUCACAUCUGGAUAUUUU 2103AAAAUAUCCAGAUGUGAUC 2104 AAAUAUAAAAUGGCUGGAG 2105 CUCCAGCCAUUUUAUAUUU2106 GAGGACUUGGCUAAUGGUU 2107 AACCAUUAGCCAAGUCCUC 2108AGGACUUGGCUAAUGGUUA 2109 UAACCAUUAGCCAAGUCCU 2110 GGACUUGGCUAAUGGUUAA2111 UUAACCAUUAGCCAAGUCC 2112 GACUUGGCUAAUGGUUAAU 2113AUUAACCAUUAGCCAAGUC 2114 ACUUGGCUAAUGGUUAAUA 2115 UAUUAACCAUUAGCCAAGU2116 CUUGGCUAAUGGUUAAUAC 2117 GUAUUAACCAUUAGCCAAG 2118UUGGCUAAUGGUUAAUACU 2119 AGUAUUAACCAUUAGCCAA 2120 UGGCUAAUGGUUAAUACUU2121 AAGUAUUAACCAUUAGCCA 2122 CGGUGGCUCACGCCUGUAA 2123UUACAGGCGUGAGCCACCG 2124 GGUGGCUCACGCCUGUAAU 2125 AUUACAGGCGUGAGCCACC2126 GUGGCUCACGCCUGUAAUC 2127 GAUUACAGGCGUGAGCCAC 2128UGGCUCACGCCUGUAAUCC 2129 GGAUUACAGGCGUGAGCCA 2130 GGCUCACGCCUGUAAUCCC2131 GGGAUUACAGGCGUGAGCC 2132 ACGCCUGUAAUCCCAGCAC 2133GUGCUGGGAUUACAGGCGU 2134 AGCACUUUGGGAGGCUGAG 2135 CUCAGCCUCCCAAAGUGCU2136 CAUGGUGGCAGGUGCCUGU 2137 ACAGGCACCUGCCACCAUG 2138AUGGUGGCAGGUGCCUGUA 2139 UACAGGCACCUGCCACCAU 2140 UGGCAGGUGCCUGUAGUCC2141 GGACUACAGGCACCUGCCA 2142 GCAGGUGCCUGUAGUCCCA 2143UGGGACUACAGGCACCUGC 2144 GUGCCUGUAGUCCCAGCUA 2145 UAGCUGGGACUACAGGCAC2146 UAGUCCCAGCUACUCGGCA 2147 UGCCGAGUAGCUGGGACUA 2148AGUCCCAGCUACUCGGCAG 2149 CUGCCGAGUAGCUGGGACU 2150 GAGCUUGCAGUGAGCCGAG2151 CUCGGCUCACUGCAAGCUC 2152 ACUGCAUUCCAGCCUGGGU 2153ACCCAGGCUGGAAUGCAGU 2154 CUGCAUUCCAGCCUGGGUG 2155 CACCCAGGCUGGAAUGCAG2156 UGCAUUCCAGCCUGGGUGA 2157 UCACCCAGGCUGGAAUGCA 2158GCAUUCCAGCCUGGGUGAC 2159 GUCACCCAGGCUGGAAUGC 2160 CAUUCCAGCCUGGGUGACU2161 AGUCACCCAGGCUGGAAUG 2162 AUUCCAGCCUGGGUGACUG 2163CAGUCACCCAGGCUGGAAU 2164 UUCCAGCCUGGGUGACUGA 2165 UCAGUCACCCAGGCUGGAA2166 UCCAGCCUGGGUGACUGAG 2167 CUCAGUCACCCAGGCUGGA 2168AAGGUACAUCAGACAUGAC 2169 GUCAUGUCUGAUGUACCUU 2170 AGGUACAUCAGACAUGACU2171 AGUCAUGUCUGAUGUACCU 2172 GGUACAUCAGACAUGACUG 2173CAGUCAUGUCUGAUGUACC 2174 GUACAUCAGACAUGACUGC 2175 GCAGUCAUGUCUGAUGUAC2176 AUCAGACAUGACUGCCUGC 2177 GCAGGCAGUCAUGUCUGAU 2178UCAGACAUGACUGCCUGCA 2179 UGCAGGCAGUCAUGUCUGA 2180 CAGACAUGACUGCCUGCAU2181 AUGCAGGCAGUCAUGUCUG 2182 AUGACUGCCUGCAUGAAGU 2183ACUUCAUGCAGGCAGUCAU 2184 ACUGCCUGCAUGAAGUCAA 2185 UUGACUUCAUGCAGGCAGU2186 CUGCCUGCAUGAAGUCAAA 2187 UUUGACUUCAUGCAGGCAG 2188ACACCAGUGAAGCUCAAGU 2189 ACUUGAGCUUCACUGGUGU 2190 CACCAGUGAAGCUCAAGUC2191 GACUUGAGCUUCACUGGUG 2192 ACCAGUGAAGCUCAAGUCA 2193UGACUUGAGCUUCACUGGU 2194 GUGAAGCUCAAGUCAAGAG 2195 CUCUUGACUUGAGCUUCAC2196 CUCAAGUCAAGAGCUGUGG 2197 CCACAGCUCUUGACUUGAG 2198UCAAGUCAAGAGCUGUGGA 2199 UCCACAGCUCUUGACUUGA 2200 CAAGUCAAGAGCUGUGGAU2201 AUCCACAGCUCUUGACUUG 2202 AAGUCAAGAGCUGUGGAUA 2203UAUCCACAGCUCUUGACUU 2204 AGUCAAGAGCUGUGGAUAU 2205 AUAUCCACAGCUCUUGACU2206 GUCAAGAGCUGUGGAUAUU 2207 AAUAUCCACAGCUCUUGAC 2208CAAGAGCUGUGGAUAUUUU 2209 AAAAUAUCCACAGCUCUUG 2210 AAGAGCUGUGGAUAUUUUG2211 CAAAAUAUCCACAGCUCUU 2212 AGAGCUGUGGAUAUUUUGU 2213ACAAAAUAUCCACAGCUCU 2214 GAGCUGUGGAUAUUUUGUC 2215 GACAAAAUAUCCACAGCUC2216 AGCUGUGGAUAUUUUGUCU 2217 AGACAAAAUAUCCACAGCU 2218GCUGUGGAUAUUUUGUCUA 2219 UAGACAAAAUAUCCACAGC 2220 CUGUGGAUAUUUUGUCUAA2221 UUAGACAAAAUAUCCACAG 2222 UGUGGAUAUUUUGUCUAAC 2223GUUAGACAAAAUAUCCACA 2224 GUGGAUAUUUUGUCUAACC 2225 GGUUAGACAAAAUAUCCAC2226 UGGAUAUUUUGUCUAACCA 2227 UGGUUAGACAAAAUAUCCA 2228GGAUAUUUUGUCUAACCAA 2229 UUGGUUAGACAAAAUAUCC 2230 UCGUAUCCAGCCAAAAGAU2231 AUCUUUUGGCUGGAUACGA 2232 CGUAUCCAGCCAAAAGAUG 2233CAUCUUUUGGCUGGAUACG 2234 GUAUCCAGCCAAAAGAUGC 2235 GCAUCUUUUGGCUGGAUAC2236 UAUCCAGCCAAAAGAUGCA 2237 UGCAUCUUUUGGCUGGAUA 2238AUCCAGCCAAAAGAUGCAU 2239 AUGCAUCUUUUGGCUGGAU 2240 AGCCAAAAGAUGCAUGAUG2241 CAUCAUGCAUCUUUUGGCU 2242 GCCAAAAGAUGCAUGAUGA 2243UCAUCAUGCAUCUUUUGGC 2244 CCAAAAGAUGCAUGAUGAU 2245 AUCAUCAUGCAUCUUUUGG2246 CAAAAGAUGCAUGAUGAUG 2247 CAUCAUCAUGCAUCUUUUG 2248AAAAGAUGCAUGAUGAUGG 2249 CCAUCAUCAUGCAUCUUUU 2250 AAAGAUGCAUGAUGAUGGA2251 UCCAUCAUCAUGCAUCUUU 2252 GCAUGAUGAUGGAGUGGUG 2253CACCACUCCAUCAUCAUGC 2254 CAUGAUGAUGGAGUGGUGG 2255 CCACCACUCCAUCAUCAUG2256 AUGAUGAUGGAGUGGUGGG 2257 CCCACCACUCCAUCAUCAU 2258GGGAAGGCCAGUUCAGUAU 2259 AUACUGAACUGGCCUUCCC 2260 GGAAGGCCAGUUCAGUAUC2261 GAUACUGAACUGGCCUUCC 2262 GAAGGCCAGUUCAGUAUCC 2263GGAUACUGAACUGGCCUUC 2264 AGGCCAGUUCAGUAUCCUA 2265 UAGGAUACUGAACUGGCCU2266 GGCCAGUUCAGUAUCCUAU 2267 AUAGGAUACUGAACUGGCC 2268GCCAGUUCAGUAUCCUAUU 2269 AAUAGGAUACUGAACUGGC 2270 CCAGUUCAGUAUCCUAUUU2271 AAAUAGGAUACUGAACUGG 2272 CAGUUCAGUAUCCUAUUUA 2273UAAAUAGGAUACUGAACUG 2274 AACUUCCUGAAUAAUGGAU 2275 AUCCAUUAUUCAGGAAGUU2276 ACUUCCUGAAUAAUGGAUA 2277 UAUCCAUUAUUCAGGAAGU 2278CUUCCUGAAUAAUGGAUAU 2279 AUAUCCAUUAUUCAGGAAG 2280 GAAUAAUGGAUAUAUGUGG2281 CCACAUAUAUCCAUUAUUC 2282 AUAAUGGAUAUAUGUGGAG 2283CUCCACAUAUAUCCAUUAU 2284 AGAUAUAUAGAUACAGCUG 2285 CAGCUGUAUCUAUAUAUCU2286 GAUAUAUAGAUACAGCUGU 2287 ACAGCUGUAUCUAUAUAUC 2288ACAGCUGUAAUUAUUUAGC 2289 GCUAAAUAAUUACAGCUGU 2290 CAGCUGUAAUUAUUUAGCC2291 GGCUAAAUAAUUACAGCUG 2292 AGCUGUAAUUAUUUAGCCU 2293AGGCUAAAUAAUUACAGCU 2294 GUAAUUAUUUAGCCUCAAG 2295 CUUGAGGCUAAAUAAUUAC2296 AAUUAUUUAGCCUCAAGUG 2297 CACUUGAGGCUAAAUAAUU 2298AUUAUUUAGCCUCAAGUGA 2299 UCACUUGAGGCUAAAUAAU 2300 UUUAGCCUCAAGUGACUUU2301 AAAGUCACUUGAGGCUAAA 2302 AAGUGACUUUCUCCAUUGC 2303GCAAUGGAGAAAGUCACUU 2304 AGUGACUUUCUCCAUUGCU 2305 AGCAAUGGAGAAAGUCACU2306 GUGACUUUCUCCAUUGCUU 2307 AAGCAAUGGAGAAAGUCAC 2308UUUCUCCAUUGCUUCACGC 2309 GCGUGAAGCAAUGGAGAAA 2310 UUCUCCAUUGCUUCACGCU2311 AGCGUGAAGCAAUGGAGAA 2312 UCUCCAUUGCUUCACGCUA 2313UAGCGUGAAGCAAUGGAGA 2314 CUCCAUUGCUUCACGCUAU 2315 AUAGCGUGAAGCAAUGGAG2316 UCCAUUGCUUCACGCUAUG 2317 CAUAGCGUGAAGCAAUGGA 2318CCAUUGCUUCACGCUAUGC 2319 GCAUAGCGUGAAGCAAUGG 2320 CAUUGCUUCACGCUAUGCC2321 GGCAUAGCGUGAAGCAAUG 2322 AUUGCUUCACGCUAUGCCA 2323UGGCAUAGCGUGAAGCAAU 2324 UUGCUUCACGCUAUGCCAC 2325 GUGGCAUAGCGUGAAGCAA2326 UGCUUCACGCUAUGCCACU 2327 AGUGGCAUAGCGUGAAGCA 2328GCUUCACGCUAUGCCACUA 2329 UAGUGGCAUAGCGUGAAGC 2330 CUUCACGCUAUGCCACUAU2331 AUAGUGGCAUAGCGUGAAG 2332 UUCACGCUAUGCCACUAUU 2333AAUAGUGGCAUAGCGUGAA 2334 UCACGCUAUGCCACUAUUU 2335 AAAUAGUGGCAUAGCGUGA2336 CACGCUAUGCCACUAUUUU 2337 AAAAUAGUGGCAUAGCGUG 2338CGCUAUGCCACUAUUUUGC 2339 GCAAAAUAGUGGCAUAGCG 2340 GCUAUGCCACUAUUUUGCU2341 AGCAAAAUAGUGGCAUAGC 2342 CUAUGCCACUAUUUUGCUU 2343AAGCAAAAUAGUGGCAUAG 2344 UAUGCCACUAUUUUGCUUC 2345 GAAGCAAAAUAGUGGCAUA2346 AUGCCACUAUUUUGCUUCU 2347 AGAAGCAAAAUAGUGGCAU 2348UGCCACUAUUUUGCUUCUU 2349 AAGAAGCAAAAUAGUGGCA 2350 AACCUUGCUUAGUAUUCUA2351 UAGAAUACUAAGCAAGGUU 2352 CCUUGCUUAGUAUUCUAUA 2353UAUAGAAUACUAAGCAAGG 2354 AGUAUUCUAUAGUUUGCCC 2355 GGGCAAACUAUAGAAUACU2356 GUAUUCUAUAGUUUGCCCA 2357 UGGGCAAACUAUAGAAUAC 2358UAUUCUAUAGUUUGCCCAA 2359 UUGGGCAAACUAUAGAAUA 2360 AUUCUAUAGUUUGCCCAAC2361 GUUGGGCAAACUAUAGAAU 2362 UAUAGUUUGCCCAACCAGU 2363ACUGGUUGGGCAAACUAUA 2364 AUAGUUUGCCCAACCAGUU 2365 AACUGGUUGGGCAAACUAU2366 UAGUUUGCCCAACCAGUUU 2367 AAACUGGUUGGGCAAACUA 2368AGUUUGCCCAACCAGUUUU 2369 AAAACUGGUUGGGCAAACU 2370 GUUUGCCCAACCAGUUUUA2371 UAAAACUGGUUGGGCAAAC 2372 UUUGCCCAACCAGUUUUAC 2373GUAAAACUGGUUGGGCAAA 2374 UUGCCCAACCAGUUUUACG 2375 CGUAAAACUGGUUGGGCAA2376 UGCCCAACCAGUUUUACGU 2377 ACGUAAAACUGGUUGGGCA 2378GCCCAACCAGUUUUACGUC 2379 GACGUAAAACUGGUUGGGC 2380 CCCAACCAGUUUUACGUCC2381 GGACGUAAAACUGGUUGGG 2382 CCAACCAGUUUUACGUCCA 2383UGGACGUAAAACUGGUUGG 2384 CAACCAGUUUUACGUCCAA 2385 UUGGACGUAAAACUGGUUG2386 AACCAGUUUUACGUCCAAG 2387 CUUGGACGUAAAACUGGUU 2388GCCAAUGCAUAAAAUAUAC 2389 GUAUAUUUUAUGCAUUGGC 2390 AACUAGGUGUCAGGGUUUA2391 UAAACCCUGACACCUAGUU 2392 ACUAGGUGUCAGGGUUUAU 2393AUAAACCCUGACACCUAGU 2394 CUAGGUGUCAGGGUUUAUC 2395 GAUAAACCCUGACACCUAG2396 UAGGUGUCAGGGUUUAUCA 2397 UGAUAAACCCUGACACCUA 2398AGGUGUCAGGGUUUAUCAA 2399 UUGAUAAACCCUGACACCU 2400 GGUGUCAGGGUUUAUCAAG2401 CUUGAUAAACCCUGACACC 2402 GUGUCAGGGUUUAUCAAGA 2403UCUUGAUAAACCCUGACAC 2404 UGUCAGGGUUUAUCAAGAA 2405 UUCUUGAUAAACCCUGACA2406 GUCAGGGUUUAUCAAGAAG 2407 CUUCUUGAUAAACCCUGAC 2408GGUUUAUCAAGAAGGCCAG 2409 CUGGCCUUCUUGAUAAACC 2410 UAUCAAGAAGGCCAGGAAG2411 CUUCCUGGCCUUCUUGAUA 2412 UCAAGAAGGCCAGGAAGGC 2413GCCUUCCUGGCCUUCUUGA 2414 GCCAGGAAGGCCUUUUGGG 2415 CCCAAAAGGCCUUCCUGGC2416 CCAGGAAGGCCUUUUGGGU 2417 ACCCAAAAGGCCUUCCUGG 2418CAGGAAGGCCUUUUGGGUU 2419 AACCCAAAAGGCCUUCCUG 2420 AGGAAGGCCUUUUGGGUUA2421 UAACCCAAAAGGCCUUCCU 2422 GGAAGGCCUUUUGGGUUAA 2423UUAACCCAAAAGGCCUUCC 2424 GAAGGCCUUUUGGGUUAAG 2425 CUUAACCCAAAAGGCCUUC2426 AAGGCCUUUUGGGUUAAGC 2427 GCUUAACCCAAAAGGCCUU 2428AGGCCUUUUGGGUUAAGCC 2429 GGCUUAACCCAAAAGGCCU 2430 GGCCUUUUGGGUUAAGCCU2431 AGGCUUAACCCAAAAGGCC 2432 UUCCAAAUGAAUGGUCUCU 2433AGAGACCAUUCAUUUGGAA 2434 UCCAAAUGAAUGGUCUCUG 2435 CAGAGACCAUUCAUUUGGA2436 CCAAAUGAAUGGUCUCUGG 2437 CCAGAGACCAUUCAUUUGG 2438CAAAUGAAUGGUCUCUGGU 2439 ACCAGAGACCAUUCAUUUG 2440 AAAUGAAUGGUCUCUGGUC2441 GACCAGAGACCAUUCAUUU 2442 AAUGAAUGGUCUCUGGUCA 2443UGACCAGAGACCAUUCAUU 2444 AUGAAUGGUCUCUGGUCAA 2445 UUGACCAGAGACCAUUCAU2446 UGAAUGGUCUCUGGUCAAA 2447 UUUGACCAGAGACCAUUCA 2448GAAUGGUCUCUGGUCAAAU 2449 AUUUGACCAGAGACCAUUC 2450 AAUGGUCUCUGGUCAAAUG2451 CAUUUGACCAGAGACCAUU 2452 GUCAAAUGAAUGAAUGGUC 2453GACCAUUCAUUCAUUUGAC 2454 UCAAAUGAAUGAAUGGUCA 2455 UGACCAUUCAUUCAUUUGA2456 CAAAUGAAUGAAUGGUCAA 2457 UUGACCAUUCAUUCAUUUG 2458AUGAAUGAAUGGUCAAAUG 2459 CAUUUGACCAUUCAUUCAU 2460 GGUCAAAUGAAUAAAUCUG2461 CAGAUUUAUUCAUUUGACC 2462 GUCAAAUGAAUAAAUCUGC 2463GCAGAUUUAUUCAUUUGAC 2464 UCAAAUGAAUAAAUCUGCC 2465 GGCAGAUUUAUUCAUUUGA2466 CAAAUGAAUAAAUCUGCCC 2467 GGGCAGAUUUAUUCAUUUG 2468AAAUGAAUAAAUCUGCCCU 2469 AGGGCAGAUUUAUUCAUUU 2470 AAUGAAUAAAUCUGCCCUC2471 GAGGGCAGAUUUAUUCAUU 2472 AUGAAUAAAUCUGCCCUCA 2473UGAGGGCAGAUUUAUUCAU 2474 GAAUAAAUCUGCCCUCACA 2475 UGUGAGGGCAGAUUUAUUC2476 AAUAAAUCUGCCCUCACAG 2477 CUGUGAGGGCAGAUUUAUU 2478UCAUACCAUUUGGUUUAAG 2479 CUUAAACCAAAUGGUAUGA 2480 AUACCAUUUGGUUUAAGCC2481 GGCUUAAACCAAAUGGUAU 2482 UACCAUUUGGUUUAAGCCU 2483AGGCUUAAACCAAAUGGUA 2484 ACCAUUUGGUUUAAGCCUU 2485 AAGGCUUAAACCAAAUGGU2486 CCAUUUGGUUUAAGCCUUA 2487 UAAGGCUUAAACCAAAUGG 2488CAUUUGGUUUAAGCCUUAC 2489 GUAAGGCUUAAACCAAAUG 2490 AUUUGGUUUAAGCCUUACA2491 UGUAAGGCUUAAACCAAAU 2492 GUUUAAGCCUUACAUUCAU 2493AUGAAUGUAAGGCUUAAAC 2494 UUUAAGCCUUACAUUCAUG 2495 CAUGAAUGUAAGGCUUAAA2496 UUCCAAAUGAAGUCGAAUC 2497 GAUUCGACUUCAUUUGGAA 2498UCCAAAUGAAGUCGAAUCU 2499 AGAUUCGACUUCAUUUGGA 2500 CCAAAUGAAGUCGAAUCUG2501 CAGAUUCGACUUCAUUUGG 2502 AAAUGAAGUCGAAUCUGCC 2503GGCAGAUUCGACUUCAUUU 2504 AAUGAAGUCGAAUCUGCCC 2505 GGGCAGAUUCGACUUCAUU2506 AUGAAGUCGAAUCUGCCCU 2507 AGGGCAGAUUCGACUUCAU 2508UGAAGUCGAAUCUGCCCUC 2509 GAGGGCAGAUUCGACUUCA 2510 GAAGUCGAAUCUGCCCUCA2511 UGAGGGCAGAUUCGACUUC 2512 AAGUCGAAUCUGCCCUCAC 2513GUGAGGGCAGAUUCGACUU 2514 AGUCGAAUCUGCCCUCACA 2515 UGUGAGGGCAGAUUCGACU2516 GUCGAAUCUGCCCUCACAG 2517 CUGUGAGGGCAGAUUCGAC 2518UUGUAUUGUGUAUUUUCGG 2519 CCGAAAAUACACAAUACAA 2520 UGUAUUGUGUAUUUUCGGU2521 ACCGAAAAUACACAAUACA 2522 GUAUUGUGUAUUUUCGGUU 2523AACCGAAAAUACACAAUAC 2524 AAAUAUUUAGAUGCAGCAC 2525 GUGCUGCAUCUAAAUAUUU2526 AUUUAGAUGCAGCACCAUA 2527 UAUGGUGCUGCAUCUAAAU 2528UUUAGAUGCAGCACCAUAU 2529 AUAUGGUGCUGCAUCUAAA 2530 UUAGAUGCAGCACCAUAUU2531 AAUAUGGUGCUGCAUCUAA 2532 UAGAUGCAGCACCAUAUUU 2533AAAUAUGGUGCUGCAUCUA 2534 AGAUGCAGCACCAUAUUUU 2535 AAAAUAUGGUGCUGCAUCU2536 GAUGCAGCACCAUAUUUUA 2537 UAAAAUAUGGUGCUGCAUC 2538AUGCAGCACCAUAUUUUAU 2539 AUAAAAUAUGGUGCUGCAU 2540 AGCACCAUAUUUUAUAACC2541 GGUUAUAAAAUAUGGUGCU 2542 GCACCAUAUUUUAUAACCC 2543GGGUUAUAAAAUAUGGUGC 2544 ACCAUAUUUUAUAACCCAG 2545 CUGGGUUAUAAAAUAUGGU2546 CCAUAUUUUAUAACCCAGC 2547 GCUGGGUUAUAAAAUAUGG 2548CAUAUUUUAUAACCCAGCU 2549 AGCUGGGUUAUAAAAUAUG 2550 UUAUAACCCAGCUUUAGCA2551 UGCUAAAGCUGGGUUAUAA 2552 ACCCAGCUUUAGCAUUUCU 2553AGAAAUGCUAAAGCUGGGU 2554 CCAGCUUUAGCAUUUCUUC 2555 GAAGAAAUGCUAAAGCUGG2556 GGCGCUUCUUGCUCUCUGA 2557 UCAGAGAGCAAGAAGCGCC 2558GCGCUUCUUGCUCUCUGAA 2559 UUCAGAGAGCAAGAAGCGC 2560 AAAUGCCCUGCUAAAUGCU2561 AGCAUUUAGCAGGGCAUUU 2562 AAUGCCCUGCUAAAUGCUU 2563AAGCAUUUAGCAGGGCAUU 2564 AUGCCCUGCUAAAUGCUUC 2565 GAAGCAUUUAGCAGGGCAU2566 UGCCCUGCUAAAUGCUUCU 2567 AGAAGCAUUUAGCAGGGCA 2568UUUGAAUAAGGUAGUUUGG 2569 CCAAACUACCUUAUUCAAA 2570 UUGAAUAAGGUAGUUUGGA2571 UCCAAACUACCUUAUUCAA 2572 UGAAUAAGGUAGUUUGGAA 2573UUCCAAACUACCUUAUUCA 2574 GAAUAAGGUAGUUUGGAAU 2575 AUUCCAAACUACCUUAUUC2576 AGGUAGUUUGGAAUAAAGA 2577 UCUUUAUUCCAAACUACCU 2578GAUCACUCUACAUACAGAU 2579 AUCUGUAUGUAGAGUGAUC 2580 AUCACUCUACAUACAGAUA2581 UAUCUGUAUGUAGAGUGAU 2582 UCACUCUACAUACAGAUAG 2583CUAUCUGUAUGUAGAGUGA 2584 CACUCUACAUACAGAUAGU 2585 ACUAUCUGUAUGUAGAGUG2586 ACUCUACAUACAGAUAGUA 2587 UACUAUCUGUAUGUAGAGU 2588CUCUACAUACAGAUAGUAA 2589 UUACUAUCUGUAUGUAGAG 2590 UGUAAAUGACUGAUGUUUG2591 CAAACAUCAGUCAUUUACA 2592 GUAAAUGACUGAUGUUUGC 2593GCAAACAUCAGUCAUUUAC 2594 UAAAUGACUGAUGUUUGCA 2595 UGCAAACAUCAGUCAUUUA2596 AAAUGACUGAUGUUUGCAU 2597 AUGCAAACAUCAGUCAUUU 2598GAUGUUUGCAUUAUUAAGG 2599 CCUUAAUAAUGCAAACAUC 2600 ACUUGGGAUGUUGGGUCAA2601 UUGACCCAACAUCCCAAGU 2602 UUGGGAUGUUGGGUCAAGA 2603UCUUGACCCAACAUCCCAA 2604 UGGGAUGUUGGGUCAAGAG 2605 CUCUUGACCCAACAUCCCA2606 GGGAUGUUGGGUCAAGAGG 2607 CCUCUUGACCCAACAUCCC 2608AAAGUGUUAGUCAAUCCAC 2609 GUGGAUUGACUAACACUUU 2610 GAAGGUCAAUUAUAAUUCC2611 GGAAUUAUAAUUGACCUUC 2612 CCAUAUACCUUUCUUUGAU 2613AUCAAAGAAAGGUAUAUGG 2614 CAUAUACCUUUCUUUGAUG 2615 CAUCAAAGAAAGGUAUAUG2616 AUAUACCUUUCUUUGAUGC 2617 GCAUCAAAGAAAGGUAUAU 2618UAUACCUUUCUUUGAUGCC 2619 GGCAUCAAAGAAAGGUAUA 2620 ACCUUUCUUUGAUGCCACA2621 UGUGGCAUCAAAGAAAGGU 2622 AGAAUACAGUUUGGGUGGC 2623GCCACCCAAACUGUAUUCU 2624 GAAUACAGUUUGGGUGGCC 2625 GGCCACCCAAACUGUAUUC2626 AAUACAGUUUGGGUGGCCA 2627 UGGCCACCCAAACUGUAUU 2628AUACAGUUUGGGUGGCCAU 2629 AUGGCCACCCAAACUGUAU 2630 UACAGUUUGGGUGGCCAUG2631 CAUGGCCACCCAAACUGUA 2632 ACAGUUUGGGUGGCCAUGG 2633CCAUGGCCACCCAAACUGU 2634 CAGUUUGGGUGGCCAUGGA 2635 UCCAUGGCCACCCAAACUG2636 AGUUUGGGUGGCCAUGGAU 2637 AUCCAUGGCCACCCAAACU 2638GUUUGGGUGGCCAUGGAUG 2639 CAUCCAUGGCCACCCAAAC 2640 UUUGGGUGGCCAUGGAUGU2641 ACAUCCAUGGCCACCCAAA 2642 UCAGAUCAUUUCAUGGAAU 2643AUUCCAUGAAAUGAUCUGA 2644 CAGAUCAUUUCAUGGAAUC 2645 GAUUCCAUGAAAUGAUCUG2646 GAUCAUUUCAUGGAAUCUU 2647 AAGAUUCCAUGAAAUGAUC 2648AAGUAUCUUUGACUCUAAC 2649 GUUAGAGUCAAAGAUACUU 2650 AGUAUCUUUGACUCUAACU2651 AGUUAGAGUCAAAGAUACU 2652 GUAUCUUUGACUCUAACUU 2653AAGUUAGAGUCAAAGAUAC 2654 AUCUUUGACUCUAACUUUG 2655 CAAAGUUAGAGUCAAAGAU2656 UCUUUGACUCUAACUUUGA 2657 UCAAAGUUAGAGUCAAAGA 2658CUUUGACUCUAACUUUGAC 2659 GUCAAAGUUAGAGUCAAAG 2660 UUUGACUCUAACUUUGACU2661 AGUCAAAGUUAGAGUCAAA 2662 UUGACUCUAACUUUGACUU 2663AAGUCAAAGUUAGAGUCAA 2664 CUCUAACUUUGACUUGGUG 2665 CACCAAGUCAAAGUUAGAG2666 UCUAACUUUGACUUGGUGG 2667 CCACCAAGUCAAAGUUAGA 2668CUAACUUUGACUUGGUGGU 2669 ACCACCAAGUCAAAGUUAG 2670 UAACUUUGACUUGGUGGUG2671 CACCACCAAGUCAAAGUUA 2672 ACUUUGACUUGGUGGUGGA 2673UCCACCACCAAGUCAAAGU 2674 CUUUGACUUGGUGGUGGAC 2675 GUCCACCACCAAGUCAAAG2676 UUUGACUUGGUGGUGGACC 2677 GGUCCACCACCAAGUCAAA 2678UUGACUUGGUGGUGGACCU 2679 AGGUCCACCACCAAGUCAA 2680 UGACUUGGUGGUGGACCUU2681 AAGGUCCACCACCAAGUCA 2682 UUGGUGGUGGACCUUCCUU 2683AAGGAAGGUCCACCACCAA 2684 UGGUGGUGGACCUUCCUUG 2685 CAAGGAAGGUCCACCACCA2686 GGUGGUGGACCUUCCUUGG 2687 CCAAGGAAGGUCCACCACC 2688GUGGUGGACCUUCCUUGGU 2689 ACCAAGGAAGGUCCACCAC 2690 UGGUGGACCUUCCUUGGUU2691 AACCAAGGAAGGUCCACCA 2692 GGUGGACCUUCCUUGGUUU 2693AAACCAAGGAAGGUCCACC 2694 GUGGACCUUCCUUGGUUUU 2695 AAAACCAAGGAAGGUCCAC2696 CAUGUAUUUUAGCAUAAGG 2697 CCUUAUGCUAAAAUACAUG 2698AAAUGUGUAUGAGUUUCAG 2699 CUGAAACUCAUACACAUUU 2700 AAUGUGUAUGAGUUUCAGU2701 ACUGAAACUCAUACACAUU 2702 AUGUGUAUGAGUUUCAGUA 2703UACUGAAACUCAUACACAU 2704 GUGUAUGAGUUUCAGUAGA 2705 UCUACUGAAACUCAUACAC2706 UGUAUGAGUUUCAGUAGAA 2707 UUCUACUGAAACUCAUACA 2708UUCCAUAAAUAUGCAGAGU 2709 ACUCUGCAUAUUUAUGGAA 2710 CCAUAAAUAUGCAGAGUUC2711 GAACUCUGCAUAUUUAUGG 2712 UGAAUGCAUUUGCAAUUUC 2713GAAAUUGCAAAUGCAUUCA 2714 GAAUGCAUUUGCAAUUUCU 2715 AGAAAUUGCAAAUGCAUUC2716 AUGCAUUUGCAAUUUCUAG 2717 CUAGAAAUUGCAAAUGCAU 2718UGCAUUUGCAAUUUCUAGG 2719 CCUAGAAAUUGCAAAUGCA 2720 GCAUUUGCAAUUUCUAGGA2721 UCCUAGAAAUUGCAAAUGC 2722 CAUUUGCAAUUUCUAGGAU 2723AUCCUAGAAAUUGCAAAUG 2724 UUUGCAAUUUCUAGGAUUC 2725 GAAUCCUAGAAAUUGCAAA2726 UGCAAUUUCUAGGAUUCUA 2727 UAGAAUCCUAGAAAUUGCA 2728GCAAUUUCUAGGAUUCUAA 2729 UUAGAAUCCUAGAAAUUGC 2730 UCUAAAGAAUUGAGUACAG2731 CUGUACUCAAUUCUUUAGA 2732 CUAAAGAAUUGAGUACAGA 2733UCUGUACUCAAUUCUUUAG 2734 AGAAUUACUGUGCCAAUAC 2735 GUAUUGGCACAGUAAUUCU2736 GAAUUACUGUGCCAAUACU 2737 AGUAUUGGCACAGUAAUUC 2738AAUUACUGUGCCAAUACUG 2739 CAGUAUUGGCACAGUAAUU 2740 CUGUGCCAAUACUGUUUUG2741 CAAAACAGUAUUGGCACAG 2742 UGUGCCAAUACUGUUUUGA 2743UCAAAACAGUAUUGGCACA 2744 GUGCCAAUACUGUUUUGAU 2745 AUCAAAACAGUAUUGGCAC2746 GCCAAUACUGUUUUGAUAA 2747 UUAUCAAAACAGUAUUGGC 2748

In some embodiments, the antisense nucleic acid molecules targeted toERAP1 comprise or consist of the nucleotide sequences shown in Table 5.

TABLE 5 Sequence SEQ ID NO: CGCCUUUCUGAACGCGGAUC 2749ACGCCUUUCUGAACGCGGAU 2750 CACGCCUUUCUGAACGCGGA 2751 UGCACGCCUUUCUGAACGCG2752 GAUCAGGCGUAGGAAGUGCA 2753 GGAUCAGGCGUAGGAAGUGC 2754GGGAUCAGGCGUAGGAAGUG 2755 GAAGCUGCGAGGUUGCGAUG 2756 GGAAGCUGCGAGGUUGCGAU2757 GGGAAUUGGUAAAUGAGCGC 2758 AGGGAAUUGGUAAAUGAGCG 2759GAAGGGAAUUGGUAAAUGAG 2760 GGAAGGGAAUUGGUAAAUGA 2761 CCAGGAAGGGAAUUGGUAAA2762 CCCAGGAAGGGAAUUGGUAA 2763 AAGCCGCAACUCCCAGGAAG 2764GAAGCCGCAACUCCCAGGAA 2765 AAAGGGUAAACGGGAGUGGG 2766 GAAAGGGUAAACGGGAGUGG2767 GGAAAGGGUAAACGGGAGUG 2768 GAAAGUGAAAGUGGAGCCCG 2769GGACCGAAAGUGAAAGUGGA 2770 AGGACCGAAAGUGAAAGUGG 2771 CAGGACCGAAAGUGAAAGUG2772 CCAGGACCGAAAGUGAAAGU 2773 UCUUGCUCUACCUACCUGGG 2774UUCUUGCUCUACCUACCUGG 2775 CUUCUUGCUCUACCUACCUG 2776 CACCAUCUUCUUGCUCUACC2777 ACACCAUCUUCUUGCUCUAC 2778 AACACCAUCUUCUUGCUCUA 2779AAACACCAUCUUCUUGCUCU 2780 GUUAAGAGAGCCAACAGUGA 2781 AGUUAAGAGAGCCAACAGUG2782 ACACAGUUAAGAGAGCCAAC 2783 UGGACACAGUUAAGAGAGCC 2784AGUGGACACAGUUAAGAGAG 2785 UGAAGGAGUGGACACAGUUA 2786 AUGAAGGAGUGGACACAGUU2787 ACCAUGAAGGAGUGGACACA 2788 ACACCAUGAAGGAGUGGACA 2789GACACCAUGAAGGAGUGGAC 2790 UGACACCAUGAAGGAGUGGA 2791 CUGACACCAUGAAGGAGUGG2792 CUCUGACACCAUGAAGGAGU 2793 GCUCUGACACCAUGAAGGAG 2794UGCUCUGACACCAUGAAGGA 2795 GUGCUCUGACACCAUGAAGG 2796 GGAGAUGCUUCAGUGCUCUG2797 UGGAGAUGCUUCAGUGCUCU 2798 GUUUUGGAGAUGCUUCAGUG 2799UACGUUUUGGAGAUGCUUCA 2800 CUACGUUUUGGAGAUGCUUC 2801 ACUACGUUUUGGAGAUGCUU2802 CACUACGUUUUGGAGAUGCU 2803 AUCACUACGUUUUGGAGAUG 2804CAUCACUACGUUUUGGAGAU 2805 CCAUCACUACGUUUUGGAGA 2806 CCCAUCACUACGUUUUGGAG2807 UCCCAUCACUACGUUUUGGA 2808 GUCCCAUCACUACGUUUUGG 2809UGUCCCAUCACUACGUUUUG 2810 GUGUCCCAUCACUACGUUUU 2811 GGUGUCCCAUCACUACGUUU2812 UGGUGUCCCAUCACUACGUU 2813 AUUCCAAGGAAAUGGUGUCC 2814UAUUCCAAGGAAAUGGUGUC 2815 GAUCAUAAUGAACUGGGAUG 2816 GAGAUCAUAAUGAACUGGGA2817 AGAGAUCAUAAUGAACUGGG 2818 GUCAGCGUGGUAAGGUUUGC 2819GGUCAGCGUGGUAAGGUUUG 2820 AGGUCAGCGUGGUAAGGUUU 2821 AAGGUCAGCGUGGUAAGGUU2822 GAAGGUCAGCGUGGUAAGGU 2823 AGAAGGUCAGCGUGGUAAGG 2824CCAGAAGGUCAGCGUGGUAA 2825 CCCAGAAGGUCAGCGUGGUA 2826 UUUCUACUUUCGUGGUUCCC2827 AUUUCUACUUUCGUGGUUCC 2828 GAUUUCUACUUUCGUGGUUC 2829GUGAUUUCUACUUUCGUGGU 2830 ACUGGCUGUGAUUUCUACUU 2831 GACUGGCUGUGAUUUCUACU2832 CUGACUGGCUGUGAUUUCUA 2833 UGCAGGAUGAUGGUGCUGGU 2834AUGCAGGAUGAUGGUGCUGG 2835 CUAUGCAGGAUGAUGGUGCU 2836 UGACUAUGCAGGAUGAUGGU2837 GUGACUAUGCAGGAUGAUGG 2838 GGUGACUAUGCAGGAUGAUG 2839UGGUGACUAUGCAGGAUGAU 2840 GUGGUGACUAUGCAGGAUGA 2841 GGUGGUGACUAUGCAGGAUG2842 AGGUGGUGACUAUGCAGGAU 2843 CAGGUGGUGACUAUGCAGGA 2844GCAGGUGGUGACUAUGCAGG 2845 UCCGAUAGCCUCUCUCCAGC 2846 UUCCGAUAGCCUCUCUCCAG2847 CUUCCGAUAGCCUCUCUCCA 2848 UCUUCCGAUAGCCUCUCUCC 2849UUCUUCCGAUAGCCUCUCUC 2850 GUUCUUCCGAUAGCCUCUCU 2851 GGUUCUUCCGAUAGCCUCUC2852 GGGUUCUUCCGAUAGCCUCU 2853 GAGCCAGCAGUGCAAUUUGC 2854UCGGGAGCCAGCAGUGCAAU 2855 UGUGUACGGGAGCCCGACAA 2856 AACUGUGUACGGGAGCCCGA2857 ACAACUGUGUACGGGAGCCC 2858 GACAACUGUGUACGGGAGCC 2859UGACAACUGUGUACGGGAGC 2860 AUGACAACUGUGUACGGGAG 2861 AAUGACAACUGUGUACGGGA2862 GAAUGACAACUGUGUACGGG 2863 GUGAAUGACAACUGUGUACG 2864CAUAGUGAAUGACAACUGUG 2865 GCAUAGUGAAUGACAACUGU 2866 AGCAUAGUGAAUGACAACUG2867 CAGCAUAGUGAAUGACAACU 2868 CCAGCAUAGUGAAUGACAAC 2869GCCAGCAUAGUGAAUGACAA 2870 UGCCAGCAUAGUGAAUGACA 2871 UUGCCAGCAUAGUGAAUGAC2872 AAAGAUUGCCAGCAUAGUGA 2873 GAAAGAUUGCCAGCAUAGUG 2874UAAAAUCCGUGGAAAGUCUC 2875 GUAAAAUCCGUGGAAAGUCU 2876 UGUAAAAUCCGUGGAAAGUC2877 GCUUUUGUAAAAUCCGUGGA 2878 UGCUUUUGUAAAAUCCGUGG 2879AGGUGCUUUUGUAAAAUCCG 2880 GUUCUGUAGGUGCUUUUGUA 2881 GGUUCUGUAGGUGCUUUUGU2882 UUCCUUGGUUCUGUAGGUGC 2883 CUUCCUUGGUUCUGUAGGUG 2884CCCUUCCUUGGUUCUGUAGG 2885 UGCUAGUAUCCUCAGUUCCC 2886 AUGCUAGUAUCCUCAGUUCC2887 GAUGCUAGUAUCCUCAGUUC 2888 UGAUGCUAGUAUCCUCAGUU 2889UUGAUGCUAGUAUCCUCAGU 2890 GUUGAUGCUAGUAUCCUCAG 2891 UGUUGAUGCUAGUAUCCUCA2892 GUGUUGAUGCUAGUAUCCUC 2893 AGGGAAAGGCCAUUCUAGCU 2894CAGGGAAAGGCCAUUCUAGC 2895 AAAGCAGGGAAAGGCCAUUC 2896 CAUCAAAGCAGGGAAAGGCC2897 GUUCAUCAAAGCAGGGAAAG 2898 CAGGUUCAUCAAAGCAGGGA 2899AGGCAGGUUCAUCAAAGCAG 2900 AAGGCAGGUUCAUCAAAGCA 2901 GAAGGCAGGUUCAUCAAAGC2902 AAACUUGCUUUGAAGGCAGG 2903 GAAACUUGCUUUGAAGGCAG 2904AGAAACUUGCUUUGAAGGCA 2905 UGCCUUGGCUCUCUUCUAAU 2906 GUGCCUUGGCUCUCUUCUAA2907 UAGGUGCCUUGGCUCUCUUC 2908 UGGCUAGGUGCCUUGGCUCU 2909AUGGCUAGGUGCCUUGGCUC 2910 GAUGGCUAGGUGCCUUGGCU 2911 AGAUGGCUAGGUGCCUUGGC2912 GAGAUGGCUAGGUGCCUUGG 2913 GGAGAUGGCUAGGUGCCUUG 2914UUGGAGAUGGCUAGGUGCCU 2915 AUUGGAGAUGGCUAGGUGCC 2916 UAUUGGAGAUGGCUAGGUGC2917 CAUAUUGGAGAUGGCUAGGU 2918 GCAUAUUGGAGAUGGCUAGG 2919GGCAUAUUGGAGAUGGCUAG 2920 AUGGCAUAUUGGAGAUGGCU 2921 CAGAUUUCACCAAUGGCAUA2922 ACAGAUUUCACCAAUGGCAU 2923 CACAGAUUUCACCAAUGGCA 2924UCACAGAUUUCACCAAUGGC 2925 GUCACAGAUUUCACCAAUGG 2926 AGUCACAGAUUUCACCAAUG2927 CAGUCACAGAUUUCACCAAU 2928 ACAGUCACAGAUUUCACCAA 2929UUCAGCAACAGUCACAGAUU 2930 CUUCAGCAACAGUCACAGAU 2931 GUCCUUCAGCAACAGUCACA2932 AGUCCUUCAGCAACAGUCAC 2933 GAGUCCUUCAGCAACAGUCA 2934CUAUGAGUCCUUCAGCAACA 2935 UCUAUGAGUCCUUCAGCAAC 2936 UUCUAUGAGUCCUUCAGCAA2937 CUUCUAUGAGUCCUUCAGCA 2938 GUCUUCUAUGAGUCCUUCAG 2939AAUGGUCUUCUAUGAGUCCU 2940 AAAUGGUCUUCUAUGAGUCC 2941 UCACAGUGACAUCAAAAUGG2942 UCAUCUUCACAGUGACAUCA 2943 GCUCAUCUUCACAGUGACAU 2944UGCUCAUCUUCACAGUGACA 2945 GGUGCUCAUCUUCACAGUGA 2946 AGGUGCUCAUCUUCACAGUG2947 AUAGGUGCUCAUCUUCACAG 2948 GAUAGGUGCUCAUCUUCACA 2949AUGAAGGCCACCAGAUAGGU 2950 UGAUGAAGGCCACCAGAUAG 2951 AUGAUGAAGGCCACCAGAUA2952 AAUGAUGAAGGCCACCAGAU 2953 GAAAUGAUGAAGGCCACCAG 2954UGAAAUGAUGAAGGCCACCA 2955 UGCUGACAGACUCAAAAUCU 2956 UCUUGCUGACAGACUCAAAA2957 GUUAUCUUGCUGACAGACUC 2958 GGUUAUCUUGCUGACAGACU 2959UGGUUAUCUUGCUGACAGAC 2960 CUUGGUUAUCUUGCUGACAG 2961 CUCUUGGUUAUCUUGCUGAC2962 ACUCUUGGUUAUCUUGCUGA 2963 CACUCUUGGUUAUCUUGCUG 2964CCACUCUUGGUUAUCUUGCU 2965 GACUCCACUCUUGGUUAUCU 2966 UGACUCCACUCUUGGUUAUC2967 UUGACUCCACUCUUGGUUAU 2968 CUUGACUCCACUCUUGGUUA 2969ACCUUGACUCCACUCUUGGU 2970 AACCUUGACUCCACUCUUGG 2971 AAACCUUGACUCCACUCUUG2972 AGAAACCUUGACUCCACUCU 2973 CAGAAACCUUGACUCCACUC 2974AAACAGAAACCUUGACUCCA 2975 UAAACAGAAACCUUGACUCC 2976 GCAUAAACAGAAACCUUGAC2977 CAGCAUAAACAGAAACCUUG 2978 UCUUGUCUGGCACAGCAUAA 2979CAGUGCAUAAUCUGCUUGAU 2980 CCAGUGCAUAAUCUGCUUGA 2981 UCCAGUGCAUAAUCUGCUUG2982 AUCCAGUGCAUAAUCUGCUU 2983 CAUCCAGUGCAUAAUCUGCU 2984GCAUCCAGUGCAUAAUCUGC 2985 AGCAUCCAGUGCAUAAUCUG 2986 CGCAGCAUCCAGUGCAUAAU2987 CACCGCAGCAUCCAGUGCAU 2988 UCACCGCAGCAUCCAGUGCA 2989AGUCACCGCAGCAUCCAGUG 2990 GAGUCACCGCAGCAUCCAGU 2991 AGAGUCACCGCAGCAUCCAG2992 AAGAGUCACCGCAGCAUCCA 2993 GAAGAGUCACCGCAGCAUCC 2994AGAAGAGUCACCGCAGCAUC 2995 UAGAAGAGUCACCGCAGCAU 2996 CUAGAAGAGUCACCGCAGCA2997 UCGGGAAUAGCAGCAAGAUC 2998 AAGUCGGGAAUAGCAGCAAG 2999AAAGUCGGGAAUAGCAGCAA 3000 GAAAGUCGGGAAUAGCAGCA 3001 UGAAAGUCGGGAAUAGCAGC3002 CUGAAAGUCGGGAAUAGCAG 3003 ACUGAAAGUCGGGAAUAGCA 3004CAUAGCACCAGACUGAAAGU 3005 UCCAUAGCACCAGACUGAAA 3006 UUCCAUAGCACCAGACUGAA3007 UUUCCAUAGCACCAGACUGA 3008 UUUUCCAUAGCACCAGACUG 3009GUUUUCCAUAGCACCAGACU 3010 AGUUUUCCAUAGCACCAGAC 3011 CAGUUUUCCAUAGCACCAGA3012 CCAGUUUUCCAUAGCACCAG 3013 CUCUAUAUGUUGUCAGUCCC 3014CUUGAUGCAGAAGACUUUUC 3015 GCUUACUUGAUGCAGAAGAC 3016 CAGUUCAUGGGCCACAGUCA3017 GCCAGUUCAUGGGCCACAGU 3018 UAGUGACCAGGUUCCCAAAC 3019AUAGUGACCAGGUUCCCAAA 3020 UCCAUAGUGACCAGGUUCCC 3021 UUCCAUAGUGACCAGGUUCC3022 AUUCCAUAGUGACCAGGUUC 3023 CAUUCCAUAGUGACCAGGUU 3024CCAUUCCAUAGUGACCAGGU 3025 ACCAUUCCAUAGUGACCAGG 3026 CACCAUUCCAUAGUGACCAG3027 CCACCAUUCCAUAGUGACCA 3028 UCCACCAUUCCAUAGUGACC 3029AUUCCACCAUUCCAUAGUGA 3030 AUCAUUCCACCAUUCCAUAG 3031 GAUCAUUCCACCAUUCCAUA3032 AAGAUCAUUCCACCAUUCCA 3033 AAAGAUCAUUCCACCAUUCC 3034CAAAGAUCAUUCCACCAUUC 3035 CCAAAGAUCAUUCCACCAUU 3036 GCCAAAGAUCAUUCCACCAU3037 AGCCAAAGAUCAUUCCACCA 3038 UAGCCAAAGAUCAUUCCACC 3039GACAGACACAAACUCCAUAA 3040 GUUCAGGAUGGGUCACACUG 3041 AGUUCAGGAUGGGUCACACU3042 CAGUUCAGGAUGGGUCACAC 3043 UCAGUUCAGGAUGGGUCACA 3044CUUUCAGUUCAGGAUGGGUC 3045 AAAGCAUCUACCUCCAUUGC 3046 UUUCCACAGGUGUAGACACA3047 UUUUCCACAGGUGUAGACAC 3048 AUUUUCCACAGGUGUAGACA 3049AGGAUUUUCCACAGGUGUAG 3050 GCAGGAUUUUCCACAGGUGU 3051 AGCAGGAUUUUCCACAGGUG3052 GAGCAGGAUUUUCCACAGGU 3053 UGAGCAGGAUUUUCCACAGG 3054CUGAGCAGGAUUUUCCACAG 3055 CGGAUCUGAGCAGGAUUUUC 3056 CUCCCGGAUCUGAGCAGGAU3057 ACAUCUCCCGGAUCUGAGCA 3058 AAACAUCUCCCGGAUCUGAG 3059CAAACAUCUCCCGGAUCUGA 3060 UCAAACAUCUCCCGGAUCUG 3061 AUCAAACAUCUCCCGGAUCU3062 CAUCAAACAUCUCCCGGAUC 3063 UCAUCAAACAUCUCCCGGAU 3064CAUCAUCAAACAUCUCCCGG 3065 ACAUCAUCAAACAUCUCCCG 3066 AACAUCAUCAAACAUCUCCC3067 GAAUACAAGCUCCCUUAUCA 3068 AGAAUACAAGCUCCCUUAUC 3069CAGAAUACAAGCUCCCUUAU 3070 UCAGAAUACAAGCUCCCUUA 3071 UUCAGAAUACAAGCUCCCUU3072 AUUCAGAAUACAAGCUCCCU 3073 CUCCCUUAGCAUAUUCAGAA 3074ACUCCCUUAGCAUAUUCAGA 3075 UGCUUCUGGAGAUACUGUAC 3076 AUGCUUCUGGAGAUACUGUA3077 UAUGCUUCUGGAGAUACUGU 3078 AUCCCACAGGUCCUCGUUUU 3079UAUCCCACAGGUCCUCGUUU 3080 CUAUCCCACAGGUCCUCGUU 3081 UACUAUCCCACAGGUCCUCG3082 AUACUAUCCCACAGGUCCUC 3083 CCAUACUAUCCCACAGGUCC 3084GCCAUACUAUCCCACAGGUC 3085 UGCCAUACUAUCCCACAGGU 3086 UUGCCAUACUAUCCCACAGG3087 CUUGCCAUACUAUCCCACAG 3088 ACUUGCCAUACUAUCCCACA 3089UACUUGCCAUACUAUCCCAC 3090 AUACUUGCCAUACUAUCCCA 3091 AAUACUUGCCAUACUAUCCC3092 AUCUGUAGGGCAAAUACUUG 3093 CAUCUGUAGGGCAAAUACUU 3094CCAUCUGUAGGGCAAAUACU 3095 ACCAUCUGUAGGGCAAAUAC 3096 CACCAUCUGUAGGGCAAAUA3097 ACACCAUCUGUAGGGCAAAU 3098 AUCCCUUUUACACCAUCUGU 3099AUCCAUCCCUUUUACACCAU 3100 CAUCCAUCCCUUUUACACCA 3101 CCAUCCAUCCCUUUUACACC3102 UAGAGCAAAAGCCAUCCAUC 3103 CUAGAGCAAAAGCCAUCCAU 3104CAAUGUGAGGAUGAAGAUGA 3105 CCAAUGUGAGGAUGAAGAUG 3106 GCCAAUGUGAGGAUGAAGAU3107 UGCCAAUGUGAGGAUGAAGA 3108 AUGCCAAUGUGAGGAUGAAG 3109GAUGCCAAUGUGAGGAUGAA 3110 CUGAUGCCAAUGUGAGGAUG 3111 CCUGAUGCCAAUGUGAGGAU3112 UCAUGGUUUUCACAUCCACC 3113 AUCAUGGUUUUCACAUCCAC 3114CAUCAUGGUUUUCACAUCCA 3115 UCAUCAUGGUUUUCACAUCC 3116 CCAAGUGUUCAUCAUGGUUU3117 UCCAAGUGUUCAUCAUGGUU 3118 CACUGUGAUGGUUAUUAGGG 3119CUCACUGUGAUGGUUAUUAG 3120 GUGCUCUUGCUUCAUGUGUA 3121 AGUGCUCUUGCUUCAUGUGU3122 UAGUGCUCUUGCUUCAUGUG 3123 GUAGUGCUCUUGCUUCAUGU 3124UGUAGUGCUCUUGCUUCAUG 3125 AUGUAGUGCUCUUGCUUCAU 3126 CAUGUAGUGCUCUUGCUUCA3127 CCUUCAUGUAGUGCUCUUGC 3128 CCCUUCAUGUAGUGCUCUUG 3129GCCCUUCAUGUAGUGCUCUU 3130 AGCCCUUCAUGUAGUGCUCU 3131 AGAGCCCUUCAUGUAGUGCU3132 CAGAGCCCUUCAUGUAGUGC 3133 UCAGAGCCCUUCAUGUAGUG 3134CGUCAGAGCCCUUCAUGUAG 3135 CCGUCAGAGCCCUUCAUGUA 3136 AUGGAACAUGCCACAGGUAC3137 AAUGGAACAUGCCACAGGUA 3138 CAAUGGAACAUGCCACAGGU 3139UCAAUGGAACAUGCCACAGG 3140 GUCAAUGGAACAUGCCACAG 3141 UGUCAAUGGAACAUGCCACA3142 UUGCUGGUGAUGAAUGUCAA 3143 CCAUUCCACCUCUUCUGGGA 3144AAUUUGAUCCAUUCCACCUC 3145 CCAUUCAUGCCCACAUUAAA 3146 GCCAUUCAUGCCCACAUUAA3147 AGCCAUUCAUGCCCACAUUA 3148 UAGCCAUUCAUGCCCACAUU 3149AUAGCCAUUCAUGCCCACAU 3150 GUAAUAGCCAUUCAUGCCCA 3151 UCCUCGUAAUGCACAAUGUA3152 AUCCUCGUAAUGCACAAUGU 3153 CAUCCUCGUAAUGCACAAUG 3154UCAUCCUCGUAAUGCACAAU 3155 AUCAUCCUCGUAAUGCACAA 3156 CAUCAUCCUCGUAAUGCACA3157 CCAUCAUCCUCGUAAUGCAC 3158 UCCAUCAUCCUCGUAAUGCA 3159AUCCAUCAUCCUCGUAAUGC 3160 CAUCCAUCAUCCUCGUAAUG 3161 CCAUCCAUCAUCCUCGUAAU3162 CCCAUCCAUCAUCCUCGUAA 3163 GUCCCAUCCAUCAUCCUCGU 3164AGUCCCAUCCAUCAUCCUCG 3165 GAGUCCCAUCCAUCAUCCUC 3166 CAAAGAGUCCCAUCCAUCAU3167 UCAAAGAGUCCCAUCCAUCA 3168 AGUCAAAGAGUCCCAUCCAU 3169CAGUCAAAGAGUCCCAUCCA 3170 CCAGUCAAAGAGUCCCAUCC 3171 GCCAGUCAAAGAGUCCCAUC3172 GGCCAGUCAAAGAGUCCCAU 3173 AGGCCAGUCAAAGAGUCCCA 3174AAGGCCAGUCAAAGAGUCCC 3175 AAAGGCCAGUCAAAGAGUCC 3176 UAAAAGGCCAGUCAAAGAGU3177 UUAAAAGGCCAGUCAAAGAG 3178 UUACUGCUGACUGCUGUGUG 3179CAUUACUGCUGACUGCUGUG 3180 UCAUUACUGCUGACUGCUGU 3181 AUCAUUACUGCUGACUGCUG3182 GAUCAUUACUGCUGACUGCU 3183 CGAUCAUUACUGCUGACUGC 3184CCGAUCAUUACUGCUGACUG 3185 UCAAUGGACAGCUUCCCAAU 3186 UUCAAUGGACAGCUUCCCAA3187 UUUUCAAUGGACAGCUUCCC 3188 CUUUUCAAUGGACAGCUUCC 3189UACAGGGAUAAAUCCAAGGC 3190 GUACAGGGAUAAAUCCAAGG 3191 AGUACAGGGAUAAAUCCAAG3192 CAAGUACAGGGAUAAAUCCA 3193 UCAAGUACAGGGAUAAAUCC 3194CGGGCAUAAUUUCAGUUUCA 3195 ACGGGCAUAAUUUCAGUUUC 3196 CACGGGCAUAAUUUCAGUUU3197 ACACGGGCAUAAUUUCAGUU 3198 AACACGGGCAUAAUUUCAGU 3199AAACACGGGCAUAAUUUCAG 3200 CUUGAAACACGGGCAUAAUU 3201 CCUUGAAACACGGGCAUAAU3202 ACCUUGAAACACGGGCAUAA 3203 AACCUUGAAACACGGGCAUA 3204AAACCUUGAAACACGGGCAU 3205 CAAACCUUGAAACACGGGCA 3206 CCUUGAAUUGAGUUUCCACU3207 GCCUUGAAUUGAGUUUCCAC 3208 GGCCUUGAAUUGAGUUUCCA 3209UUAGCAGCCUGAUGAGGAAG 3210 GAGGUCCCUUAGCAGCCUGA 3211 AUGAGGUCCCUUAGCAGCCU3212 UCAAUGAGGUCCCUUAGCAG 3213 AUCAAUGAGGUCCCUUAGCA 3214UAUCAAUGAGGUCCCUUAGC 3215 UUAUCAAUGAGGUCCCUUAG 3216 UGCUUAUCAAUGAGGUCCCU3217 CUGCUUAUCAAUGAGGUCCC 3218 UCUGCUUAUCAAUGAGGUCC 3219GUCUGCUUAUCAAUGAGGUC 3220 UGUCUGCUUAUCAAUGAGGU 3221 CAUGUCUGCUUAUCAAUGAG3222 CUGUCCAUGUCUGCUUAUCA 3223 UCUGUCCAUGUCUGCUUAUC 3224UCGUCUGUCCAUGUCUGCUU 3225 CUCGUCUGUCCAUGUCUGCU 3226 GCCCUCGUCUGUCCAUGUCU3227 AGCCCUCGUCUGUCCAUGUC 3228 GAGCCCUCGUCUGUCCAUGU 3229CUGAGCCCUCGUCUGUCCAU 3230 ACUGAGCCCUCGUCUGUCCA 3231 ACAGGCGAGGAGUAGUAGUU3232 CACAGGCGAGGAGUAGUAGU 3233 ACACAGGCGAGGAGUAGUAG 3234CACACAGGCGAGGAGUAGUA 3235 GCACACAGGCGAGGAGUAGU 3236 UGCACACAGGCGAGGAGUAG3237 UAGCCUUCUGCCCUCUGUAC 3238 AAAUAGCCUUCUGCCCUCUG 3239GAAAUAGCCUUCUGCCCUCU 3240 CUGAAAUAGCCUUCUGCCCU 3241 UUUCUGAAAUAGCCUUCUGC3242 UUCCACUUUCUGAAAUAGCC 3243 GCUCAAGUUUCCAUUGGAUU 3244GGCUCAAGUUUCCAUUGGAU 3245 AGGCUCAAGUUUCCAUUGGA 3246 CACUGCCAAGGUCACGUCGA3247 ACACUGCCAAGGUCACGUCG 3248 AACACUGCCAAGGUCACGUC 3249AAACACUGCCAAGGUCACGU 3250 CAGCAAACACUGCCAAGGUC 3251 CCACAGCAAACACUGCCAAG3252 UAAAGAAAAUCCCAGCCUUC 3253 GUACUGGACAAAGAAAACUG 3254UGCAGAGGGCAAAUUCAAUU 3255 AUCUAGUAGCCAUUGAAGCU 3256 CAUCUAGUAGCCAUUGAAGC3257 UCAUCUAGUAGCCAUUGAAG 3258 CUUUCAUCUAGUAGCCAUUG 3259GCUUUCAUCUAGUAGCCAUU 3260 AGCUUUCAUCUAGUAGCCAU 3261 CUGCCAAUGAGUGUAAGAAU3262 CCUGCCAAUGAGUGUAAGAA 3263 UCCUGCCAAUGAGUGUAAGA 3264UUCCUGCCAAUGAGUGUAAG 3265 GUUCCUGCCAAUGAGUGUAA 3266 GGUUCCUGCCAAUGAGUGUA3267 GGGUUCCUGCCAAUGAGUGU 3268 UGGGUUCCUGCCAAUGAGUG 3269UACUGGGUUCCUGCCAAUGA 3270 AUCCUACUGGGUUCCUGCCA 3271 UAUCCUACUGGGUUCCUGCC3272 GUAUCCUACUGGGUUCCUGC 3273 GGUAUCCUACUGGGUUCCUG 3274GGGUAUCCUACUGGGUUCCU 3275 UGGGUAUCCUACUGGGUUCC 3276 UCCUCAGAAAUUGCCAGGCC3277 UUCCUCAGAAAUUGCCAGGC 3278 AGAUGAGCCAAGUUCAAACU 3279AAGAUGAGCCAAGUUCAAAC 3280 GAAGAUGAGCCAAGUUCAAA 3281 GGAAGAUGAGCCAAGUUCAA3282 UGGAAGAUGAGCCAAGUUCA 3283 AUGGAAGAUGAGCCAAGUUC 3284UGUGGGCUAUGGAAGAUGAG 3285 CCAUUACCAUGUGGGCUAUG 3286 GUUGUACCCAUUACCAUGUG3287 UGUUGUACCCAUUACCAUGU 3288 UUGUUGUACCCAUUACCAUG 3289AAGCCGUGUUCUUGUGGAGA 3290 CCUCUUCAAGCCGUGUUCUU 3291 ACCUCUUCAAGCCGUGUUCU3292 UACCUCUUCAAGCCGUGUUC 3293 UUACCUCUUCAAGCCGUGUU 3294UUUACCUCUUCAAGCCGUGU 3295 UUUUACCUCUUCAAGCCGUG 3296 CUUUUACCUCUUCAAGCCGU3297 CCUUUUACCUCUUCAAGCCG 3298 AUCCUUUUACCUCUUCAAGC 3299CUGAAGAAUCCUUUUACCUC 3300 GCUGAAGAAUCCUUUUACCU 3301 AGCUGAAGAAUCCUUUUACC3302 ACGGAGCUGAGAACCAUUUU 3303 AACGGAGCUGAGAACCAUUU 3304CAACGGAGCUGAGAACCAUU 3305 ACAACGGAGCUGAGAACCAU 3306 CACAACGGAGCUGAGAACCA3307 ACACAACGGAGCUGAGAACC 3308 GACACAACGGAGCUGAGAAC 3309GGACACAACGGAGCUGAGAA 3310 UGGACACAACGGAGCUGAGA 3311 UUGGACACAACGGAGCUGAG3312 ACCGAUGUUUUCUUCAAUGG 3313 CCAACCGAUGUUUUCUUCAA 3314UCCAACCGAUGUUUUCUUCA 3315 AUCCAACCGAUGUUUUCUUC 3316 UUCUUAUCCAUCCAACCGAU3317 AUUCUUAUCCAUCCAACCGA 3318 CAGCCACACUCUGAUUUUAU 3319UCACUUUGCAGCCACACUCU 3320 UUCACUUUGCAGCCACACUC 3321 CUUUUCACUUUGCAGCCACA3322 GCUUUUCACUUUGCAGCCAC 3323 UUCAGGAUCAUGUUCAAGCU 3324CUUCAGGAUCAUGUUCAAGC 3325 GCUUCAGGAUCAUGUUCAAG 3326 CAGCUUCAGGAUCAUGUUCA3327 UCAGCUUCAGGAUCAUGUUC 3328 GUCAGCUUCAGGAUCAUGUU 3329GCGUCAGCUUCAGGAUCAUG 3330 UGCGUCAGCUUCAGGAUCAU 3331 UUGCGUCAGCUUCAGGAUCA3332 GUUGCGUCAGCUUCAGGAUC 3333 UGUUGCGUCAGCUUCAGGAU 3334CUGUUGCGUCAGCUUCAGGA 3335 UCCUGUUGCGUCAGCUUCAG 3336 AUCCUGUUGCGUCAGCUUCA3337 UCAUCCUGUUGCGUCAGCUU 3338 UUCAUCCUGUUGCGUCAGCU 3339UUUCAUCCUGUUGCGUCAGC 3340 UUUUCAUCCUGUUGCGUCAG 3341 AUUUUCAUCCUGUUGCGUCA3342 CAUUCCGUUUGAUGUAGCAU 3343 UUGCUAGAUGGAGAUGAAGU 3344UUUGCUAGAUGGAGAUGAAG 3345 CAUUUGCUAGAUGGAGAUGA 3346 UCAUUUGCUAGAUGGAGAUG3347 GCCUCAUUUGCUAGAUGGAG 3348 UGCCUCAUUUGCUAGAUGGA 3349GUGCCUCAUUUGCUAGAUGG 3350 AGAACAGUGCCUCAUUUGCU 3351 GAGAACAGUGCCUCAUUUGC3352 UUGGUUGAGAACAGUGCCUC 3353 UUUGGUUGAGAACAGUGCCU 3354CUUUGGUUGAGAACAGUGCC 3355 GACCACAGCACAUCAAAUUA 3356 CAAGGAGACCACAGCACAUC3357 CCAAGGAGACCACAGCACAU 3358 ACCAAGGAGACCACAGCACA 3359UUACCAAGGAGACCACAGCA 3360 CAUUACCAAGGAGACCACAG 3361 ACAUUACCAAGGAGACCACA3362 UACAUUACCAAGGAGACCAC 3363 AUACAUUACCAAGGAGACCA 3364CACCUGUGCAAUACCAAAUU 3365 UCACCUGUGCAAUACCAAAU 3366 AUCACCUGUGCAAUACCAAA3367 AAUCACCUGUGCAAUACCAA 3368 ACUAAUCACCUGUGCAAUAC 3369GACUAAUCACCUGUGCAAUA 3370 UGACUAAUCACCUGUGCAAU 3371 UUGACUAAUCACCUGUGCAA3372 CCUUGACUAAUCACCUGUGC 3373 UCCUUGACUAAUCACCUGUG 3374UUCCUUGACUAAUCACCUGU 3375 CUUCCUUGACUAAUCACCUG 3376 ACUUCCUUGACUAAUCACCU3377 GACUUCCUUGACUAAUCACC 3378 AGACUUCCUUGACUAAUCAC 3379CAGACUUCCUUGACUAAUCA 3380 AAGGCUGUGGGACCAAAGCU 3381 GCAAGGCUGUGGGACCAAAG3382 GGCAAGGCUGUGGGACCAAA 3383 UGCUGUGAGGCAAGGCUGUG 3384CAUGCUGUGAGGCAAGGCUG 3385 ACAUGCUGUGAGGCAAGGCU 3386 UUUACAUGCUGUGAGGCAAG3387 AUUUACAUGCUGUGAGGCAA 3388 GAAGAACCUCAGCAUCAAUA 3389AGAAGAACCUCAGCAUCAAU 3390 UAGAAGAACCUCAGCAUCAA 3391 CAGUAGAAGAACCUCAGCAU3392 CUAGCAGUAGAAGAACCUCA 3393 ACUAGCAGUAGAAGAACCUC 3394GUCACUUUCAUACUAGCAGU 3395 CCCAAUUCACACCAGUAAAA 3396 UCCCAAUUCACACCAGUAAA3397 CUUCCCAAUUCACACCAGUA 3398 CGUCAUGGAAUAGCAUUGUU 3399ACGUCAUGGAAUAGCAUUGU 3400 CAAACGUCAUGGAAUAGCAU 3401 ACAAACGUCAUGGAAUAGCA3402 UACAAACGUCAUGGAAUAGC 3403 CACAUAGUCAAGGACCUUAA 3404ACACAUAGUCAAGGACCUUA 3405 UACACAUAGUCAAGGACCUU 3406 GUACACAUAGUCAAGGACCU3407 CGAGAUGGCAGAGAUUAACU 3408 GCGAGAUGGCAGAGAUUAAC 3409AUUUAGCGAGAUGGCAGAGA 3410 GAUUUAGCGAGAUGGCAGAG 3411 UGAUUUAGCGAGAUGGCAGA3412 AUGAUUUAGCGAGAUGGCAG 3413 GAUGAUUUAGCGAGAUGGCA 3414UGAUGAUUUAGCGAGAUGGC 3415 CUGAUGAUUUAGCGAGAUGG 3416 ACUGAUGAUUUAGCGAGAUG3417 GACUGAUGAUUUAGCGAGAU 3418 AGACUGAUGAUUUAGCGAGA 3419GAUCAGGCACCUUCUAUUUC 3420 AGAUCAGGCACCUUCUAUUU 3421 UUAGGAAGAUCAGGCACCUU3422 AUUAGGAAGAUCAGGCACCU 3423 UAUUAGGAAGAUCAGGCACC 3424GCAGCACAUCUUAUUUGGGA 3425 AGCAGCACAUCUUAUUUGGG 3426 AAGCAGCACAUCUUAUUUGG3427 CUCGGUAAGCAGCACAUCUU 3428 CCUCGGUAAGCAGCACAUCU 3429ACCUCGGUAAGCAGCACAUC 3430 UACCUCGGUAAGCAGCACAU 3431 AUACCUCGGUAAGCAGCACA3432 GAUACCUCGGUAAGCAGCAC 3433 UGAUACCUCGGUAAGCAGCA 3434GUGAUACCUCGGUAAGCAGC 3435 CGUGAUACCUCGGUAAGCAG 3436 CCGUGAUACCUCGGUAAGCA3437 CCCGUGAUACCUCGGUAAGC 3438 UCAACGACCCAAGCUGGAGC 3439UUCAACGACCCAAGCUGGAG 3440 CUUCAACGACCCAAGCUGGA 3441 CCCAGCUUCAACGACCCAAG3442 UCUCUGAAGUGGUUUCCCAA 3443 AUCUCUGAAGUGGUUUCCCA 3444CAUCUCUGAAGUGGUUUCCC 3445 GAUGGCAUUGUGCUCAUAAU 3446 UGAUGGCAUUGUGCUCAUAA3447 GUGAUGGCAUUGUGCUCAUA 3448 GUUAAGUGAUGGCAUUGUGC 3449AGUUAAGUGAUGGCAUUGUG 3450 GAGUCUAUUUGGUCAAGAGA 3451 UGAGUCUAUUUGGUCAAGAG3452 CCAUAACUCACUCACUAGAA 3453 AGCACCAUAACUCACUCACU 3454CCAGCACCAUAACUCACUCA 3455 GCCAGCACCAUAACUCACUC 3456 AGCCAGCACCAUAACUCACU3457 UAGCCAGCACCAUAACUCAC 3458 AUAGCCAGCACCAUAACUCA 3459UAUAGCCAGCACCAUAACUC 3460 AAUAUAGCCAGCACCAUAAC 3461 CAAAAUAUAGCCAGCACCAU3462 GCAAAAUAUAGCCAGCACCA 3463 GCAACAUUUGAGAGGGCAGU 3464AGCAACAUUUGAGAGGGCAG 3465 UAGCAACAUUUGAGAGGGCA 3466 CUAGCAACAUUUGAGAGGGC3467 CCUAGCAACAUUUGAGAGGG 3468 UCCUAGCAACAUUUGAGAGG 3469UUCCUAGCAACAUUUGAGAG 3470 AAAUUCUGGCAAGCAAGGCC 3471 UCAAAUUCUGGCAAGCAAGG3472 AGUCAAAUUCUGGCAAGCAA 3473 AAGUCAAAUUCUGGCAAGCA 3474AAAGUCAAAUUCUGGCAAGC 3475 CUGAAACCUGACACCGUAUA 3476 CCUGAAACCUGACACCGUAU3477 CCCUGAAACCUGACACCGUA 3478 ACCCUGAAACCUGACACCGU 3479CACCAAAGAGUUCUGGACUU 3480 UCACCAAAGAGUUCUGGACU 3481 GUCACCAAAGAGUUCUGGAC3482 AGUCACCAAAGAGUUCUGGA 3483 AAAACGGCUUUACAGGGUAU 3484GACCAUAGGUUGUUUCAUAC 3485 CAGACCAUAGGUUGUUUCAU 3486 CCAGACCAUAGGUUGUUUCA3487 UCCAGACCAUAGGUUGUUUC 3488 UUCCAGACCAUAGGUUGUUU 3489UUUCCAGACCAUAGGUUGUU 3490 AUUUCCAGACCAUAGGUUGU 3491 AAUUUCCAGACCAUAGGUUG3492 CACAUAUAGCUUUGCGAUAC 3493 GCACAUAUAGCUUUGCGAUA 3494UGCACAUAUAGCUUUGCGAU 3495 AUGCACAUAUAGCUUUGCGA 3496 UAUGCACAUAUAGCUUUGCG3497 GCAAACUCAAAGCAUAGAUC 3498

In some embodiments, the siRNA molecules targeted to ERAP1 comprise orconsist of the nucleotide sequences (sense and antisense strands) shownin Table 6.

TABLE 6 Sense Sequence SEQ ID NO: Antisense Sequence SEQ ID NO:AAAGGCGUGCACUUCCUAC 3499 GUAGGAAGUGCACGCCUUU 3500 AAGGCGUGCACUUCCUACG3501 CGUAGGAAGUGCACGCCUU 3502 CGUGCACUUCCUACGCCUG 3503CAGGCGUAGGAAGUGCACG 3504 GUGCACUUCCUACGCCUGA 3505 UCAGGCGUAGGAAGUGCAC3506 UGCACUUCCUACGCCUGAU 3507 AUCAGGCGUAGGAAGUGCA 3508UCGCAACCUCGCAGCUUCC 3509 GGAAGCUGCGAGGUUGCGA 3510 CGGCGUGCAGCGCUCAUUU3511 AAAUGAGCGCUGCACGCCG 3512 GGCGUGCAGCGCUCAUUUA 3513UAAAUGAGCGCUGCACGCC 3514 GCGUGCAGCGCUCAUUUAC 3515 GUAAAUGAGCGCUGCACGC3516 CGUGCAGCGCUCAUUUACC 3517 GGUAAAUGAGCGCUGCACG 3518GUGCAGCGCUCAUUUACCA 3519 UGGUAAAUGAGCGCUGCAC 3520 UGCAGCGCUCAUUUACCAA3521 UUGGUAAAUGAGCGCUGCA 3522 GCAGCGCUCAUUUACCAAU 3523AUUGGUAAAUGAGCGCUGC 3524 CAGCGCUCAUUUACCAAUU 3525 AAUUGGUAAAUGAGCGCUG3526 GCUCAUUUACCAAUUCCCU 3527 AGGGAAUUGGUAAAUGAGC 3528CUCAUUUACCAAUUCCCUU 3529 AAGGGAAUUGGUAAAUGAG 3530 UCAUUUACCAAUUCCCUUC3531 GAAGGGAAUUGGUAAAUGA 3532 CAUUUACCAAUUCCCUUCC 3533GGAAGGGAAUUGGUAAAUG 3534 AUUUACCAAUUCCCUUCCU 3535 AGGAAGGGAAUUGGUAAAU3536 CUUCCUGGGAGUUGCGGCU 3537 AGCCGCAACUCCCAGGAAG 3538UUCCUGGGAGUUGCGGCUU 3539 AAGCCGCAACUCCCAGGAA 3540 UCCUGGGAGUUGCGGCUUC3541 GAAGCCGCAACUCCCAGGA 3542 CCCACUCCCGUUUACCCUU 3543AAGGGUAAACGGGAGUGGG 3544 CCACUCCCGUUUACCCUUU 3545 AAAGGGUAAACGGGAGUGG3546 GCUCCACUUUCACUUUCGG 3547 CCGAAAGUGAAAGUGGAGC 3548CUCCACUUUCACUUUCGGU 3549 ACCGAAAGUGAAAGUGGAG 3550 ACUUUCACUUUCGGUCCUG3551 CAGGACCGAAAGUGAAAGU 3552 CCCAGGUAGGUAGAGCAAG 3553CUUGCUCUACCUACCUGGG 3554 CCAGGUAGGUAGAGCAAGA 3555 UCUUGCUCUACCUACCUGG3556 CAGGUAGGUAGAGCAAGAA 3557 UUCUUGCUCUACCUACCUG 3558AGGUAGGUAGAGCAAGAAG 3559 CUUCUUGCUCUACCUACCU 3560 GGUAGAGCAAGAAGAUGGU3561 ACCAUCUUCUUGCUCUACC 3562 GUAGAGCAAGAAGAUGGUG 3563CACCAUCUUCUUGCUCUAC 3564 UAGAGCAAGAAGAUGGUGU 3565 ACACCAUCUUCUUGCUCUA3566 AGAGCAAGAAGAUGGUGUU 3567 AACACCAUCUUCUUGCUCU 3568GAGCAAGAAGAUGGUGUUU 3569 AAACACCAUCUUCUUGCUC 3570 GAAGAUGGUGUUUCUGCCC3571 GGGCAGAAACACCAUCUUC 3572 UCACUGUUGGCUCUCUUAA 3573UUAAGAGAGCCAACAGUGA 3574 CACUGUUGGCUCUCUUAAC 3575 GUUAAGAGAGCCAACAGUG3576 ACUGUUGGCUCUCUUAACU 3577 AGUUAAGAGAGCCAACAGU 3578GGCUCUCUUAACUGUGUCC 3579 GGACACAGUUAAGAGAGCC 3580 GCUCUCUUAACUGUGUCCA3581 UGGACACAGUUAAGAGAGC 3582 UAACUGUGUCCACUCCUUC 3583GAAGGAGUGGACACAGUUA 3584 AACUGUGUCCACUCCUUCA 3585 UGAAGGAGUGGACACAGUU3586 ACUGUGUCCACUCCUUCAU 3587 AUGAAGGAGUGGACACAGU 3588UGUGUCCACUCCUUCAUGG 3589 CCAUGAAGGAGUGGACACA 3590 GUGUCCACUCCUUCAUGGU3591 ACCAUGAAGGAGUGGACAC 3592 UGUCCACUCCUUCAUGGUG 3593CACCAUGAAGGAGUGGACA 3594 GUCCACUCCUUCAUGGUGU 3595 ACACCAUGAAGGAGUGGAC3596 UCCACUCCUUCAUGGUGUC 3597 GACACCAUGAAGGAGUGGA 3598CCACUCCUUCAUGGUGUCA 3599 UGACACCAUGAAGGAGUGG 3600 CACUCCUUCAUGGUGUCAG3601 CUGACACCAUGAAGGAGUG 3602 ACUCCUUCAUGGUGUCAGA 3603UCUGACACCAUGAAGGAGU 3604 AGCACUGAAGCAUCUCCAA 3605 UUGGAGAUGCUUCAGUGCU3606 GCACUGAAGCAUCUCCAAA 3607 UUUGGAGAUGCUUCAGUGC 3608CACUGAAGCAUCUCCAAAA 3609 UUUUGGAGAUGCUUCAGUG 3610 AACGUAGUGAUGGGACACC3611 GGUGUCCCAUCACUACGUU 3612 ACGUAGUGAUGGGACACCA 3613UGGUGUCCCAUCACUACGU 3614 GGACACCAUUUCCUUGGAA 3615 UUCCAAGGAAAUGGUGUCC3616 GACACCAUUUCCUUGGAAU 3617 AUUCCAAGGAAAUGGUGUC 3618ACACCAUUUCCUUGGAAUA 3619 UAUUCCAAGGAAAUGGUGU 3620 CACCAUUUCCUUGGAAUAA3621 UUAUUCCAAGGAAAUGGUG 3622 CCAUUUCCUUGGAAUAAAA 3623UUUUAUUCCAAGGAAAUGG 3624 UUCCUUGGAAUAAAAUACG 3625 CGUAUUUUAUUCCAAGGAA3626 UCCUUGGAAUAAAAUACGA 3627 UCGUAUUUUAUUCCAAGGA 3628CCUUGGAAUAAAAUACGAC 3629 GUCGUAUUUUAUUCCAAGG 3630 UGGAAUAAAAUACGACUUC3631 GAAGUCGUAUUUUAUUCCA 3632 GAAUAAAAUACGACUUCCU 3633AGGAAGUCGUAUUUUAUUC 3634 GUCAUCCCAGUUCAUUAUG 3635 CAUAAUGAACUGGGAUGAC3636 CCCAGUUCAUUAUGAUCUC 3637 GAGAUCAUAAUGAACUGGG 3638CCAGUUCAUUAUGAUCUCU 3639 AGAGAUCAUAAUGAACUGG 3640 CAGUUCAUUAUGAUCUCUU3641 AAGAGAUCAUAAUGAACUG 3642 UACCACGCUGACCUUCUGG 3643CCAGAAGGUCAGCGUGGUA 3644 ACCACGCUGACCUUCUGGG 3645 CCCAGAAGGUCAGCGUGGU3646 AAUCACAGCCAGUCAGCCC 3647 GGGCUGACUGGCUGUGAUU 3648AUCACAGCCAGUCAGCCCA 3649 UGGGCUGACUGGCUGUGAU 3650 CACCAGCACCAUCAUCCUG3651 CAGGAUGAUGGUGCUGGUG 3652 ACCAGCACCAUCAUCCUGC 3653GCAGGAUGAUGGUGCUGGU 3654 CCAGCACCAUCAUCCUGCA 3655 UGCAGGAUGAUGGUGCUGG3656 CAGCACCAUCAUCCUGCAU 3657 AUGCAGGAUGAUGGUGCUG 3658AGCACCAUCAUCCUGCAUA 3659 UAUGCAGGAUGAUGGUGCU 3660 GCACCAUCAUCCUGCAUAG3661 CUAUGCAGGAUGAUGGUGC 3662 CACCAUCAUCCUGCAUAGU 3663ACUAUGCAGGAUGAUGGUG 3664 ACCAUCAUCCUGCAUAGUC 3665 GACUAUGCAGGAUGAUGGU3666 CCAUCAUCCUGCAUAGUCA 3667 UGACUAUGCAGGAUGAUGG 3668CAUCCUGCAUAGUCACCAC 3669 GUGGUGACUAUGCAGGAUG 3670 UAGUCACCACCUGCAGAUA3671 UAUCUGCAGGUGGUGACUA 3672 AGUCACCACCUGCAGAUAU 3673AUAUCUGCAGGUGGUGACU 3674 ACCACCUGCAGAUAUCUAG 3675 CUAGAUAUCUGCAGGUGGU3676 CCACCUGCAGAUAUCUAGG 3677 CCUAGAUAUCUGCAGGUGG 3678CACCUGCAGAUAUCUAGGG 3679 CCCUAGAUAUCUGCAGGUG 3680 ACCUGCAGAUAUCUAGGGC3681 GCCCUAGAUAUCUGCAGGU 3682 CCUGCAGAUAUCUAGGGCC 3683GGCCCUAGAUAUCUGCAGG 3684 CAAAUUGCACUGCUGGCUC 3685 GAGCCAGCAGUGCAAUUUG3686 UCCUUGUCGGGCUCCCGUA 3687 UACGGGAGCCCGACAAGGA 3688CUUGUCGGGCUCCCGUACA 3689 UGUACGGGAGCCCGACAAG 3690 CACAGUUGUCAUUCACUAU3691 AUAGUGAAUGACAACUGUG 3692 ACAGUUGUCAUUCACUAUG 3693CAUAGUGAAUGACAACUGU 3694 CAGUUGUCAUUCACUAUGC 3695 GCAUAGUGAAUGACAACUG3696 AGUUGUCAUUCACUAUGCU 3697 AGCAUAGUGAAUGACAACU 3698GUUGUCAUUCACUAUGCUG 3699 CAGCAUAGUGAAUGACAAC 3700 CAUUCACUAUGCUGGCAAU3701 AUUGCCAGCAUAGUGAAUG 3702 AUUCACUAUGCUGGCAAUC 3703GAUUGCCAGCAUAGUGAAU 3704 UUCACUAUGCUGGCAAUCU 3705 AGAUUGCCAGCAUAGUGAA3706 UCACUAUGCUGGCAAUCUU 3707 AAGAUUGCCAGCAUAGUGA 3708CACUAUGCUGGCAAUCUUU 3709 AAAGAUUGCCAGCAUAGUG 3710 ACUAUGCUGGCAAUCUUUC3711 GAAAGAUUGCCAGCAUAGU 3712 AGACUUUCCACGGAUUUUA 3713UAAAAUCCGUGGAAAGUCU 3714 GACUUUCCACGGAUUUUAC 3715 GUAAAAUCCGUGGAAAGUC3716 ACUUUCCACGGAUUUUACA 3717 UGUAAAAUCCGUGGAAAGU 3718AACUGAGGAUACUAGCAUC 3719 GAUGCUAGUAUCCUCAGUU 3720 ACUGAGGAUACUAGCAUCA3721 UGAUGCUAGUAUCCUCAGU 3722 CUGAGGAUACUAGCAUCAA 3723UUGAUGCUAGUAUCCUCAG 3724 UGAGGAUACUAGCAUCAAC 3725 GUUGAUGCUAGUAUCCUCA3726 UGCAGCUAGAAUGGCCUUU 3727 AAAGGCCAUUCUAGCUGCA 3728AAUGGCCUUUCCCUGCUUU 3729 AAAGCAGGGAAAGGCCAUU 3730 GCCUUUCCCUGCUUUGAUG3731 CAUCAAAGCAGGGAAAGGC 3732 CUUUCCCUGCUUUGAUGAA 3733UUCAUCAAAGCAGGGAAAG 3734 ACCUGCCUUCAAAGCAAGU 3735 ACUUGCUUUGAAGGCAGGU3736 CUGCCUUCAAAGCAAGUUU 3737 AAACUUGCUUUGAAGGCAG 3738UGCCUUCAAAGCAAGUUUC 3739 GAAACUUGCUUUGAAGGCA 3740 GCCUUCAAAGCAAGUUUCU3741 AGAAACUUGCUUUGAAGGC 3742 CAAAGCAAGUUUCUCAAUC 3743GAUUGAGAAACUUGCUUUG 3744 AAGCAAGUUUCUCAAUCAA 3745 UUGAUUGAGAAACUUGCUU3746 AGCAAGUUUCUCAAUCAAA 3747 UUUGAUUGAGAAACUUGCU 3748GCAAGUUUCUCAAUCAAAA 3749 UUUUGAUUGAGAAACUUGC 3750 GAGCCAAGGCACCUAGCCA3751 UGGCUAGGUGCCUUGGCUC 3752 GGCACCUAGCCAUCUCCAA 3753UUGGAGAUGGCUAGGUGCC 3754 GCACCUAGCCAUCUCCAAU 3755 AUUGGAGAUGGCUAGGUGC3756 CACCUAGCCAUCUCCAAUA 3757 UAUUGGAGAUGGCUAGGUG 3758ACCUAGCCAUCUCCAAUAU 3759 AUAUUGGAGAUGGCUAGGU 3760 CCUAGCCAUCUCCAAUAUG3761 CAUAUUGGAGAUGGCUAGG 3762 CUAGCCAUCUCCAAUAUGC 3763GCAUAUUGGAGAUGGCUAG 3764 UAGCCAUCUCCAAUAUGCC 3765 GGCAUAUUGGAGAUGGCUA3766 AGCCAUCUCCAAUAUGCCA 3767 UGGCAUAUUGGAGAUGGCU 3768AAAUCUGUGACUGUUGCUG 3769 CAGCAACAGUCACAGAUUU 3770 AAUCUGUGACUGUUGCUGA3771 UCAGCAACAGUCACAGAUU 3772 AUCUGUGACUGUUGCUGAA 3773UUCAGCAACAGUCACAGAU 3774 UCUGUGACUGUUGCUGAAG 3775 CUUCAGCAACAGUCACAGA3776 UGACUGUUGCUGAAGGACU 3777 AGUCCUUCAGCAACAGUCA 3778ACUGUUGCUGAAGGACUCA 3779 UGAGUCCUUCAGCAACAGU 3780 CUGUUGCUGAAGGACUCAU3781 AUGAGUCCUUCAGCAACAG 3782 UGUUGCUGAAGGACUCAUA 3783UAUGAGUCCUUCAGCAACA 3784 GUUGCUGAAGGACUCAUAG 3785 CUAUGAGUCCUUCAGCAAC3786 UUGCUGAAGGACUCAUAGA 3787 UCUAUGAGUCCUUCAGCAA 3788UGCUGAAGGACUCAUAGAA 3789 UUCUAUGAGUCCUUCAGCA 3790 GCUGAAGGACUCAUAGAAG3791 CUUCUAUGAGUCCUUCAGC 3792 CUGAAGGACUCAUAGAAGA 3793UCUUCUAUGAGUCCUUCAG 3794 UGAAGGACUCAUAGAAGAC 3795 GUCUUCUAUGAGUCCUUCA3796 AAGGACUCAUAGAAGACCA 3797 UGGUCUUCUAUGAGUCCUU 3798AGGACUCAUAGAAGACCAU 3799 AUGGUCUUCUAUGAGUCCU 3800 GGACUCAUAGAAGACCAUU3801 AAUGGUCUUCUAUGAGUCC 3802 GACUCAUAGAAGACCAUUU 3803AAAUGGUCUUCUAUGAGUC 3804 ACUCAUAGAAGACCAUUUU 3805 AAAAUGGUCUUCUAUGAGU3806 CUCAUAGAAGACCAUUUUG 3807 CAAAAUGGUCUUCUAUGAG 3808UCAUAGAAGACCAUUUUGA 3809 UCAAAAUGGUCUUCUAUGA 3810 CAUAGAAGACCAUUUUGAU3811 AUCAAAAUGGUCUUCUAUG 3812 AUAGAAGACCAUUUUGAUG 3813CAUCAAAAUGGUCUUCUAU 3814 UAGAAGACCAUUUUGAUGU 3815 ACAUCAAAAUGGUCUUCUA3816 AGAAGACCAUUUUGAUGUC 3817 GACAUCAAAAUGGUCUUCU 3818UGAUGUCACUGUGAAGAUG 3819 CAUCUUCACAGUGACAUCA 3820 GAUGUCACUGUGAAGAUGA3821 UCAUCUUCACAGUGACAUC 3822 AUGUCACUGUGAAGAUGAG 3823CUCAUCUUCACAGUGACAU 3824 UGUGAAGAUGAGCACCUAU 3825 AUAGGUGCUCAUCUUCACA3826 GUGAAGAUGAGCACCUAUC 3827 GAUAGGUGCUCAUCUUCAC 3828ACCUAUCUGGUGGCCUUCA 3829 UGAAGGCCACCAGAUAGGU 3830 CCUAUCUGGUGGCCUUCAU3831 AUGAAGGCCACCAGAUAGG 3832 CUAUCUGGUGGCCUUCAUC 3833GAUGAAGGCCACCAGAUAG 3834 UAUCUGGUGGCCUUCAUCA 3835 UGAUGAAGGCCACCAGAUA3836 AUCUGGUGGCCUUCAUCAU 3837 AUGAUGAAGGCCACCAGAU 3838UCUGGUGGCCUUCAUCAUU 3839 AAUGAUGAAGGCCACCAGA 3840 CUGGUGGCCUUCAUCAUUU3841 AAAUGAUGAAGGCCACCAG 3842 UGGUGGCCUUCAUCAUUUC 3843GAAAUGAUGAAGGCCACCA 3844 GGCCUUCAUCAUUUCAGAU 3845 AUCUGAAAUGAUGAAGGCC3846 GCCUUCAUCAUUUCAGAUU 3847 AAUCUGAAAUGAUGAAGGC 3848CCUUCAUCAUUUCAGAUUU 3849 AAAUCUGAAAUGAUGAAGG 3850 AGAUUUUGAGUCUGUCAGC3851 GCUGACAGACUCAAAAUCU 3852 UUUGAGUCUGUCAGCAAGA 3853UCUUGCUGACAGACUCAAA 3854 UUGAGUCUGUCAGCAAGAU 3855 AUCUUGCUGACAGACUCAA3856 UGAGUCUGUCAGCAAGAUA 3857 UAUCUUGCUGACAGACUCA 3858GAGUCUGUCAGCAAGAUAA 3859 UUAUCUUGCUGACAGACUC 3860 AGUCUGUCAGCAAGAUAAC3861 GUUAUCUUGCUGACAGACU 3862 GUCUGUCAGCAAGAUAACC 3863GGUUAUCUUGCUGACAGAC 3864 UCUGUCAGCAAGAUAACCA 3865 UGGUUAUCUUGCUGACAGA3866 UGUCAGCAAGAUAACCAAG 3867 CUUGGUUAUCUUGCUGACA 3868GUCAGCAAGAUAACCAAGA 3869 UCUUGGUUAUCUUGCUGAC 3870 UCAGCAAGAUAACCAAGAG3871 CUCUUGGUUAUCUUGCUGA 3872 CAGCAAGAUAACCAAGAGU 3873ACUCUUGGUUAUCUUGCUG 3874 AGCAAGAUAACCAAGAGUG 3875 CACUCUUGGUUAUCUUGCU3876 GCAAGAUAACCAAGAGUGG 3877 CCACUCUUGGUUAUCUUGC 3878CAAGAUAACCAAGAGUGGA 3879 UCCACUCUUGGUUAUCUUG 3880 AAGAUAACCAAGAGUGGAG3881 CUCCACUCUUGGUUAUCUU 3882 UAACCAAGAGUGGAGUCAA 3883UUGACUCCACUCUUGGUUA 3884 AACCAAGAGUGGAGUCAAG 3885 CUUGACUCCACUCUUGGUU3886 ACCAAGAGUGGAGUCAAGG 3887 CCUUGACUCCACUCUUGGU 3888CCAAGAGUGGAGUCAAGGU 3889 ACCUUGACUCCACUCUUGG 3890 CAAGAGUGGAGUCAAGGUU3891 AACCUUGACUCCACUCUUG 3892 AAGAGUGGAGUCAAGGUUU 3893AAACCUUGACUCCACUCUU 3894 AGAGUGGAGUCAAGGUUUC 3895 GAAACCUUGACUCCACUCU3896 GAGUGGAGUCAAGGUUUCU 3897 AGAAACCUUGACUCCACUC 3898AGUGGAGUCAAGGUUUCUG 3899 CAGAAACCUUGACUCCACU 3900 GUGGAGUCAAGGUUUCUGU3901 ACAGAAACCUUGACUCCAC 3902 UGGAGUCAAGGUUUCUGUU 3903AACAGAAACCUUGACUCCA 3904 GGAGUCAAGGUUUCUGUUU 3905 AAACAGAAACCUUGACUCC3906 GAGUCAAGGUUUCUGUUUA 3907 UAAACAGAAACCUUGACUC 3908AGUCAAGGUUUCUGUUUAU 3909 AUAAACAGAAACCUUGACU 3910 GUCAAGGUUUCUGUUUAUG3911 CAUAAACAGAAACCUUGAC 3912 UCAAGGUUUCUGUUUAUGC 3913GCAUAAACAGAAACCUUGA 3914 CAAGGUUUCUGUUUAUGCU 3915 AGCAUAAACAGAAACCUUG3916 AAGGUUUCUGUUUAUGCUG 3917 CAGCAUAAACAGAAACCUU 3918AGGUUUCUGUUUAUGCUGU 3919 ACAGCAUAAACAGAAACCU 3920 UUUCUGUUUAUGCUGUGCC3921 GGCACAGCAUAAACAGAAA 3922 UUCUGUUUAUGCUGUGCCA 3923UGGCACAGCAUAAACAGAA 3924 CUGUUUAUGCUGUGCCAGA 3925 UCUGGCACAGCAUAAACAG3926 UGUUUAUGCUGUGCCAGAC 3927 GUCUGGCACAGCAUAAACA 3928GUUUAUGCUGUGCCAGACA 3929 UGUCUGGCACAGCAUAAAC 3930 AUGCACUGGAUGCUGCGGU3931 ACCGCAGCAUCCAGUGCAU 3932 UGCACUGGAUGCUGCGGUG 3933CACCGCAGCAUCCAGUGCA 3934 GCACUGGAUGCUGCGGUGA 3935 UCACCGCAGCAUCCAGUGC3936 CACUGGAUGCUGCGGUGAC 3937 GUCACCGCAGCAUCCAGUG 3938ACUGGAUGCUGCGGUGACU 3939 AGUCACCGCAGCAUCCAGU 3940 CUGGAUGCUGCGGUGACUC3941 GAGUCACCGCAGCAUCCAG 3942 UGGAUGCUGCGGUGACUCU 3943AGAGUCACCGCAGCAUCCA 3944 GGAUGCUGCGGUGACUCUU 3945 AAGAGUCACCGCAGCAUCC3946 GAUGCUGCGGUGACUCUUC 3947 GAAGAGUCACCGCAGCAUC 3948AUGCUGCGGUGACUCUUCU 3949 AGAAGAGUCACCGCAGCAU 3950 UGCUGCGGUGACUCUUCUA3951 UAGAAGAGUCACCGCAGCA 3952 GCUGCGGUGACUCUUCUAG 3953CUAGAAGAGUCACCGCAGC 3954 CUGCGGUGACUCUUCUAGA 3955 UCUAGAAGAGUCACCGCAG3956 UGCGGUGACUCUUCUAGAA 3957 UUCUAGAAGAGUCACCGCA 3958GCGGUGACUCUUCUAGAAU 3959 AUUCUAGAAGAGUCACCGC 3960 CGGUGACUCUUCUAGAAUU3961 AAUUCUAGAAGAGUCACCG 3962 CUUCUAGAAUUUUAUGAGG 3963CCUCAUAAAAUUCUAGAAG 3964 CAAGAUCUUGCUGCUAUUC 3965 GAAUAGCAGCAAGAUCUUG3966 AAGAUCUUGCUGCUAUUCC 3967 GGAAUAGCAGCAAGAUCUU 3968AGAUCUUGCUGCUAUUCCC 3969 GGGAAUAGCAGCAAGAUCU 3970 GAUCUUGCUGCUAUUCCCG3971 CGGGAAUAGCAGCAAGAUC 3972 UUGCUGCUAUUCCCGACUU 3973AAGUCGGGAAUAGCAGCAA 3974 UGCUGCUAUUCCCGACUUU 3975 AAAGUCGGGAAUAGCAGCA3976 GCUGCUAUUCCCGACUUUC 3977 GAAAGUCGGGAAUAGCAGC 3978CUUUCAGUCUGGUGCUAUG 3979 CAUAGCACCAGACUGAAAG 3980 UUUCAGUCUGGUGCUAUGG3981 CCAUAGCACCAGACUGAAA 3982 UUCAGUCUGGUGCUAUGGA 3983UCCAUAGCACCAGACUGAA 3984 UCAGUCUGGUGCUAUGGAA 3985 UUCCAUAGCACCAGACUGA3986 AAUCUGCUCUGUUGUUUGA 3987 UCAAACAACAGAGCAGAUU 3988AUCUGCUCUGUUGUUUGAU 3989 AUCAAACAACAGAGCAGAU 3990 UCUGCUCUGUUGUUUGAUG3991 CAUCAAACAACAGAGCAGA 3992 CUGCUCUGUUGUUUGAUGC 3993GCAUCAAACAACAGAGCAG 3994 AAAAGUCUUCUGCAUCAAG 3995 CUUGAUGCAGAAGACUUUU3996 AAGUCUUCUGCAUCAAGUA 3997 UACUUGAUGCAGAAGACUU 3998AGUCUUCUGCAUCAAGUAA 3999 UUACUUGAUGCAGAAGACU 4000 GUCUUCUGCAUCAAGUAAG4001 CUUACUUGAUGCAGAAGAC 4002 UCUUCUGCAUCAAGUAAGC 4003GCUUACUUGAUGCAGAAGA 4004 AACCUGGUCACUAUGGAAU 4005 AUUCCAUAGUGACCAGGUU4006 ACCUGGUCACUAUGGAAUG 4007 CAUUCCAUAGUGACCAGGU 4008CCUGGUCACUAUGGAAUGG 4009 CCAUUCCAUAGUGACCAGG 4010 CUGGUCACUAUGGAAUGGU4011 ACCAUUCCAUAGUGACCAG 4012 UGGUCACUAUGGAAUGGUG 4013CACCAUUCCAUAGUGACCA 4014 GGUCACUAUGGAAUGGUGG 4015 CCACCAUUCCAUAGUGACC4016 GUCACUAUGGAAUGGUGGA 4017 UCCACCAUUCCAUAGUGAC 4018UCACUAUGGAAUGGUGGAA 4019 UUCCACCAUUCCAUAGUGA 4020 CACUAUGGAAUGGUGGAAU4021 AUUCCACCAUUCCAUAGUG 4022 ACUAUGGAAUGGUGGAAUG 4023CAUUCCACCAUUCCAUAGU 4024 UGGAAUGGUGGAAUGAUCU 4025 AGAUCAUUCCACCAUUCCA4026 GGAAUGGUGGAAUGAUCUU 4027 AAGAUCAUUCCACCAUUCC 4028GAAUGGUGGAAUGAUCUUU 4029 AAAGAUCAUUCCACCAUUC 4030 AAUGGUGGAAUGAUCUUUG4031 CAAAGAUCAUUCCACCAUU 4032 AUGGUGGAAUGAUCUUUGG 4033CCAAAGAUCAUUCCACCAU 4034 UGGUGGAAUGAUCUUUGGC 4035 GCCAAAGAUCAUUCCACCA4036 GGUGGAAUGAUCUUUGGCU 4037 AGCCAAAGAUCAUUCCACC 4038GUGGAAUGAUCUUUGGCUA 4039 UAGCCAAAGAUCAUUCCAC 4040 UGGAAUGAUCUUUGGCUAA4041 UUAGCCAAAGAUCAUUCCA 4042 GGAAUGAUCUUUGGCUAAA 4043UUUAGCCAAAGAUCAUUCC 4044 GAAUGAUCUUUGGCUAAAU 4045 AUUUAGCCAAAGAUCAUUC4046 AAUGAUCUUUGGCUAAAUG 4047 CAUUUAGCCAAAGAUCAUU 4048AAUUUAUGGAGUUUGUGUC 4049 GACACAAACUCCAUAAAUU 4050 AUUUAUGGAGUUUGUGUCU4051 AGACACAAACUCCAUAAAU 4052 UUUAUGGAGUUUGUGUCUG 4053CAGACACAAACUCCAUAAA 4054 UUAUGGAGUUUGUGUCUGU 4055 ACAGACACAAACUCCAUAA4056 UAUGGAGUUUGUGUCUGUC 4057 GACAGACACAAACUCCAUA 4058AUGGAGUUUGUGUCUGUCA 4059 UGACAGACACAAACUCCAU 4060 UGGAGUUUGUGUCUGUCAG4061 CUGACAGACACAAACUCCA 4062 GGAGUUUGUGUCUGUCAGU 4063ACUGACAGACACAAACUCC 4064 GAGUUUGUGUCUGUCAGUG 4065 CACUGACAGACACAAACUC4066 AGUUUGUGUCUGUCAGUGU 4067 ACACUGACAGACACAAACU 4068CAGUGUGACCCAUCCUGAA 4069 UUCAGGAUGGGUCACACUG 4070 GCAAUGGAGGUAGAUGCUU4071 AAGCAUCUACCUCCAUUGC 4072 AGGUAGAUGCUUUAAAUUC 4073GAAUUUAAAGCAUCUACCU 4074 GGUAGAUGCUUUAAAUUCC 4075 GGAAUUUAAAGCAUCUACC4076 GUAGAUGCUUUAAAUUCCU 4077 AGGAAUUUAAAGCAUCUAC 4078UAGAUGCUUUAAAUUCCUC 4079 GAGGAAUUUAAAGCAUCUA 4080 CCUGUGUCUACACCUGUGG4081 CCACAGGUGUAGACACAGG 4082 UGUGUCUACACCUGUGGAA 4083UUCCACAGGUGUAGACACA 4084 UAUGAUAAGGGAGCUUGUA 4085 UACAAGCUCCCUUAUCAUA4086 AUAAGGGAGCUUGUAUUCU 4087 AGAAUACAAGCUCCCUUAU 4088UAAGGGAGCUUGUAUUCUG 4089 CAGAAUACAAGCUCCCUUA 4090 AAGGGAGCUUGUAUUCUGA4091 UCAGAAUACAAGCUCCCUU 4092 AGGGAGCUUGUAUUCUGAA 4093UUCAGAAUACAAGCUCCCU 4094 AUUCUGAAUAUGCUAAGGG 4095 CCCUUAGCAUAUUCAGAAU4096 GAAUAUGCUAAGGGAGUAU 4097 AUACUCCCUUAGCAUAUUC 4098AAUAUGCUAAGGGAGUAUC 4099 GAUACUCCCUUAGCAUAUU 4100 AUAUGCUAAGGGAGUAUCU4101 AGAUACUCCCUUAGCAUAU 4102 UAUGCUAAGGGAGUAUCUU 4103AAGAUACUCCCUUAGCAUA 4104 GCUGACGCAUUUAAAAGUG 4105 CACUUUUAAAUGCGUCAGC4106 CUGACGCAUUUAAAAGUGG 4107 CCACUUUUAAAUGCGUCAG 4108UGACGCAUUUAAAAGUGGU 4109 ACCACUUUUAAAUGCGUCA 4110 GACGCAUUUAAAAGUGGUA4111 UACCACUUUUAAAUGCGUC 4112 ACGCAUUUAAAAGUGGUAU 4113AUACCACUUUUAAAUGCGU 4114 CGCAUUUAAAAGUGGUAUU 4115 AAUACCACUUUUAAAUGCG4116 GCAUUUAAAAGUGGUAUUG 4117 CAAUACCACUUUUAAAUGC 4118AAAGUGGUAUUGUACAGUA 4119 UACUGUACAAUACCACUUU 4120 AAGUGGUAUUGUACAGUAU4121 AUACUGUACAAUACCACUU 4122 AGUGGUAUUGUACAGUAUC 4123GAUACUGUACAAUACCACU 4124 GUGGUAUUGUACAGUAUCU 4125 AGAUACUGUACAAUACCAC4126 UGGUAUUGUACAGUAUCUC 4127 GAGAUACUGUACAAUACCA 4128GGUAUUGUACAGUAUCUCC 4129 GGAGAUACUGUACAAUACC 4130 GUAUUGUACAGUAUCUCCA4131 UGGAGAUACUGUACAAUAC 4132 UAUUGUACAGUAUCUCCAG 4133CUGGAGAUACUGUACAAUA 4134 AUUGUACAGUAUCUCCAGA 4135 UCUGGAGAUACUGUACAAU4136 UUGUACAGUAUCUCCAGAA 4137 UUCUGGAGAUACUGUACAA 4138UGUACAGUAUCUCCAGAAG 4139 CUUCUGGAGAUACUGUACA 4140 CUCCAGAAGCAUAGCUAUA4141 UAUAGCUAUGCUUCUGGAG 4142 UCCAGAAGCAUAGCUAUAA 4143UUAUAGCUAUGCUUCUGGA 4144 CCAGAAGCAUAGCUAUAAA 4145 UUUAUAGCUAUGCUUCUGG4146 ACGAGGACCUGUGGGAUAG 4147 CUAUCCCACAGGUCCUCGU 4148CGAGGACCUGUGGGAUAGU 4149 ACUAUCCCACAGGUCCUCG 4150 GAGGACCUGUGGGAUAGUA4151 UACUAUCCCACAGGUCCUC 4152 AGGACCUGUGGGAUAGUAU 4153AUACUAUCCCACAGGUCCU 4154 GGACCUGUGGGAUAGUAUG 4155 CAUACUAUCCCACAGGUCC4156 GACCUGUGGGAUAGUAUGG 4157 CCAUACUAUCCCACAGGUC 4158ACCUGUGGGAUAGUAUGGC 4159 GCCAUACUAUCCCACAGGU 4160 CCUGUGGGAUAGUAUGGCA4161 UGCCAUACUAUCCCACAGG 4162 CUGUGGGAUAGUAUGGCAA 4163UUGCCAUACUAUCCCACAG 4164 UGUGGGAUAGUAUGGCAAG 4165 CUUGCCAUACUAUCCCACA4166 GUGGGAUAGUAUGGCAAGU 4167 ACUUGCCAUACUAUCCCAC 4168UGGGAUAGUAUGGCAAGUA 4169 UACUUGCCAUACUAUCCCA 4170 GGGAUAGUAUGGCAAGUAU4171 AUACUUGCCAUACUAUCCC 4172 AAGUAUUUGCCCUACAGAU 4173AUCUGUAGGGCAAAUACUU 4174 AGUAUUUGCCCUACAGAUG 4175 CAUCUGUAGGGCAAAUACU4176 GUAUUUGCCCUACAGAUGG 4177 CCAUCUGUAGGGCAAAUAC 4178UAUUUGCCCUACAGAUGGU 4179 ACCAUCUGUAGGGCAAAUA 4180 AUUUGCCCUACAGAUGGUG4181 CACCAUCUGUAGGGCAAAU 4182 UUUGCCCUACAGAUGGUGU 4183ACACCAUCUGUAGGGCAAA 4184 UGGUGUAAAAGGGAUGGAU 4185 AUCCAUCCCUUUUACACCA4186 GGUGUAAAAGGGAUGGAUG 4187 CAUCCAUCCCUUUUACACC 4188GUGUAAAAGGGAUGGAUGG 4189 CCAUCCAUCCCUUUUACAC 4190 UGUAAAAGGGAUGGAUGGC4191 GCCAUCCAUCCCUUUUACA 4192 AAGGGAUGGAUGGCUUUUG 4193CAAAAGCCAUCCAUCCCUU 4194 AGGGAUGGAUGGCUUUUGC 4195 GCAAAAGCCAUCCAUCCCU4196 GGGAUGGAUGGCUUUUGCU 4197 AGCAAAAGCCAUCCAUCCC 4198GAUGGAUGGCUUUUGCUCU 4199 AGAGCAAAAGCCAUCCAUC 4200 AUGGAUGGCUUUUGCUCUA4201 UAGAGCAAAAGCCAUCCAU 4202 UGGAUGGCUUUUGCUCUAG 4203CUAGAGCAAAAGCCAUCCA 4204 GGAUGGCUUUUGCUCUAGA 4205 UCUAGAGCAAAAGCCAUCC4206 GAUGGCUUUUGCUCUAGAA 4207 UUCUAGAGCAAAAGCCAUC 4208AUGGCUUUUGCUCUAGAAG 4209 CUUCUAGAGCAAAAGCCAU 4210 UGGCUUUUGCUCUAGAAGU4211 ACUUCUAGAGCAAAAGCCA 4212 GGCUUUUGCUCUAGAAGUC 4213GACUUCUAGAGCAAAAGCC 4214 GCUUUUGCUCUAGAAGUCA 4215 UGACUUCUAGAGCAAAAGC4216 CUUUUGCUCUAGAAGUCAA 4217 UUGACUUCUAGAGCAAAAG 4218UUUUGCUCUAGAAGUCAAC 4219 GUUGACUUCUAGAGCAAAA 4220 UUCAUCUUCAUCCUCACAU4221 AUGUGAGGAUGAAGAUGAA 4222 UCAUCUUCAUCCUCACAUU 4223AAUGUGAGGAUGAAGAUGA 4224 CAUCUUCAUCCUCACAUUG 4225 CAAUGUGAGGAUGAAGAUG4226 AUCUUCAUCCUCACAUUGG 4227 CCAAUGUGAGGAUGAAGAU 4228UCUUCAUCCUCACAUUGGC 4229 GCCAAUGUGAGGAUGAAGA 4230 CUUCAUCCUCACAUUGGCA4231 UGCCAAUGUGAGGAUGAAG 4232 UUCAUCCUCACAUUGGCAU 4233AUGCCAAUGUGAGGAUGAA 4234 UCAUCCUCACAUUGGCAUC 4235 GAUGCCAAUGUGAGGAUGA4236 CAUCCUCACAUUGGCAUCA 4237 UGAUGCCAAUGUGAGGAUG 4238CCCUAAUAACCAUCACAGU 4239 ACUGUGAUGGUUAUUAGGG 4240 CCUAAUAACCAUCACAGUG4241 CACUGUGAUGGUUAUUAGG 4242 AGCAAGAGCACUACAUGAA 4243UUCAUGUAGUGCUCUUGCU 4244 GCAAGAGCACUACAUGAAG 4245 CUUCAUGUAGUGCUCUUGC4246 CACUACAUGAAGGGCUCUG 4247 CAGAGCCCUUCAUGUAGUG 4248ACUACAUGAAGGGCUCUGA 4249 UCAGAGCCCUUCAUGUAGU 4250 CUACAUGAAGGGCUCUGAC4251 GUCAGAGCCCUUCAUGUAG 4252 UACAUGAAGGGCUCUGACG 4253CGUCAGAGCCCUUCAUGUA 4254 ACAUGAAGGGCUCUGACGG 4255 CCGUCAGAGCCCUUCAUGU4256 CAUGAAGGGCUCUGACGGC 4257 GCCGUCAGAGCCCUUCAUG 4258AUGAAGGGCUCUGACGGCG 4259 CGCCGUCAGAGCCCUUCAU 4260 CCGGACACUGGGUACCUGU4261 ACAGGUACCCAGUGUCCGG 4262 CGGACACUGGGUACCUGUG 4263CACAGGUACCCAGUGUCCG 4264 GGACACUGGGUACCUGUGG 4265 CCACAGGUACCCAGUGUCC4266 GACACUGGGUACCUGUGGC 4267 GCCACAGGUACCCAGUGUC 4268ACACUGGGUACCUGUGGCA 4269 UGCCACAGGUACCCAGUGU 4270 CACUGGGUACCUGUGGCAU4271 AUGCCACAGGUACCCAGUG 4272 ACUGGGUACCUGUGGCAUG 4273CAUGCCACAGGUACCCAGU 4274 CUGGGUACCUGUGGCAUGU 4275 ACAUGCCACAGGUACCCAG4276 UGGGUACCUGUGGCAUGUU 4277 AACAUGCCACAGGUACCCA 4278GGGUACCUGUGGCAUGUUC 4279 GAACAUGCCACAGGUACCC 4280 GGUACCUGUGGCAUGUUCC4281 GGAACAUGCCACAGGUACC 4282 GUACCUGUGGCAUGUUCCA 4283UGGAACAUGCCACAGGUAC 4284 UACCUGUGGCAUGUUCCAU 4285 AUGGAACAUGCCACAGGUA4286 ACCUGUGGCAUGUUCCAUU 4287 AAUGGAACAUGCCACAGGU 4288CCUGUGGCAUGUUCCAUUG 4289 CAAUGGAACAUGCCACAGG 4290 CUGUGGCAUGUUCCAUUGA4291 UCAAUGGAACAUGCCACAG 4292 UGUGGCAUGUUCCAUUGAC 4293GUCAAUGGAACAUGCCACA 4294 GUGGCAUGUUCCAUUGACA 4295 UGUCAAUGGAACAUGCCAC4296 UGUUCCAUUGACAUUCAUC 4297 GAUGAAUGUCAAUGGAACA 4298UCCAUUGACAUUCAUCACC 4299 GGUGAUGAAUGUCAAUGGA 4300 CAUUGACAUUCAUCACCAG4301 CUGGUGAUGAAUGUCAAUG 4302 ACAUUCAUCACCAGCAAAU 4303AUUUGCUGGUGAUGAAUGU 4304 CUCCCAGAAGAGGUGGAAU 4305 AUUCCACCUCUUCUGGGAG4306 UCCCAGAAGAGGUGGAAUG 4307 CAUUCCACCUCUUCUGGGA 4308CCCAGAAGAGGUGGAAUGG 4309 CCAUUCCACCUCUUCUGGG 4310 CCAGAAGAGGUGGAAUGGA4311 UCCAUUCCACCUCUUCUGG 4312 CAGAAGAGGUGGAAUGGAU 4313AUCCAUUCCACCUCUUCUG 4314 AGAAGAGGUGGAAUGGAUC 4315 GAUCCAUUCCACCUCUUCU4316 GAAGAGGUGGAAUGGAUCA 4317 UGAUCCAUUCCACCUCUUC 4318GAGGUGGAAUGGAUCAAAU 4319 AUUUGAUCCAUUCCACCUC 4320 AGGUGGAAUGGAUCAAAUU4321 AAUUUGAUCCAUUCCACCU 4322 GGUGGAAUGGAUCAAAUUU 4323AAAUUUGAUCCAUUCCACC 4324 GUGGAAUGGAUCAAAUUUA 4325 UAAAUUUGAUCCAUUCCAC4326 GAUCAAAUUUAAUGUGGGC 4327 GCCCACAUUAAAUUUGAUC 4328AUCAAAUUUAAUGUGGGCA 4329 UGCCCACAUUAAAUUUGAU 4330 UCAAAUUUAAUGUGGGCAU4331 AUGCCCACAUUAAAUUUGA 4332 CAAAUUUAAUGUGGGCAUG 4333CAUGCCCACAUUAAAUUUG 4334 AAAUUUAAUGUGGGCAUGA 4335 UCAUGCCCACAUUAAAUUU4336 AAUUUAAUGUGGGCAUGAA 4337 UUCAUGCCCACAUUAAAUU 4338UAAUGUGGGCAUGAAUGGC 4339 GCCAUUCAUGCCCACAUUA 4340 AAUGUGGGCAUGAAUGGCU4341 AGCCAUUCAUGCCCACAUU 4342 AUGUGGGCAUGAAUGGCUA 4343UAGCCAUUCAUGCCCACAU 4344 UGUGGGCAUGAAUGGCUAU 4345 AUAGCCAUUCAUGCCCACA4346 GUGGGCAUGAAUGGCUAUU 4347 AAUAGCCAUUCAUGCCCAC 4348UGGGCAUGAAUGGCUAUUA 4349 UAAUAGCCAUUCAUGCCCA 4350 GGGCAUGAAUGGCUAUUAC4351 GUAAUAGCCAUUCAUGCCC 4352 GGCAUGAAUGGCUAUUACA 4353UGUAAUAGCCAUUCAUGCC 4354 AUGGCUAUUACAUUGUGCA 4355 UGCACAAUGUAAUAGCCAU4356 AUUACAUUGUGCAUUACGA 4357 UCGUAAUGCACAAUGUAAU 4358UUACAUUGUGCAUUACGAG 4359 CUCGUAAUGCACAAUGUAA 4360 UACAUUGUGCAUUACGAGG4361 CCUCGUAAUGCACAAUGUA 4362 ACAUUGUGCAUUACGAGGA 4363UCCUCGUAAUGCACAAUGU 4364 CAUUGUGCAUUACGAGGAU 4365 AUCCUCGUAAUGCACAAUG4366 AUUGUGCAUUACGAGGAUG 4367 CAUCCUCGUAAUGCACAAU 4368UUGUGCAUUACGAGGAUGA 4369 UCAUCCUCGUAAUGCACAA 4370 UGUGCAUUACGAGGAUGAU4371 AUCAUCCUCGUAAUGCACA 4372 GUGCAUUACGAGGAUGAUG 4373CAUCAUCCUCGUAAUGCAC 4374 UGCAUUACGAGGAUGAUGG 4375 CCAUCAUCCUCGUAAUGCA4376 GCAUUACGAGGAUGAUGGA 4377 UCCAUCAUCCUCGUAAUGC 4378CAUUACGAGGAUGAUGGAU 4379 AUCCAUCAUCCUCGUAAUG 4380 AUUACGAGGAUGAUGGAUG4381 CAUCCAUCAUCCUCGUAAU 4382 UUACGAGGAUGAUGGAUGG 4383CCAUCCAUCAUCCUCGUAA 4384 UACGAGGAUGAUGGAUGGG 4385 CCCAUCCAUCAUCCUCGUA4386 ACGAGGAUGAUGGAUGGGA 4387 UCCCAUCCAUCAUCCUCGU 4388CGAGGAUGAUGGAUGGGAC 4389 GUCCCAUCCAUCAUCCUCG 4390 GAGGAUGAUGGAUGGGACU4391 AGUCCCAUCCAUCAUCCUC 4392 AGGAUGAUGGAUGGGACUC 4393GAGUCCCAUCCAUCAUCCU 4394 GGAUGAUGGAUGGGACUCU 4395 AGAGUCCCAUCCAUCAUCC4396 GAUGAUGGAUGGGACUCUU 4397 AAGAGUCCCAUCCAUCAUC 4398AUGAUGGAUGGGACUCUUU 4399 AAAGAGUCCCAUCCAUCAU 4400 UGAUGGAUGGGACUCUUUG4401 CAAAGAGUCCCAUCCAUCA 4402 GAUGGAUGGGACUCUUUGA 4403UCAAAGAGUCCCAUCCAUC 4404 AUGGAUGGGACUCUUUGAC 4405 GUCAAAGAGUCCCAUCCAU4406 UGGAUGGGACUCUUUGACU 4407 AGUCAAAGAGUCCCAUCCA 4408GGAUGGGACUCUUUGACUG 4409 CAGUCAAAGAGUCCCAUCC 4410 GAUGGGACUCUUUGACUGG4411 CCAGUCAAAGAGUCCCAUC 4412 AUGGGACUCUUUGACUGGC 4413GCCAGUCAAAGAGUCCCAU 4414 UGGGACUCUUUGACUGGCC 4415 GGCCAGUCAAAGAGUCCCA4416 GGGACUCUUUGACUGGCCU 4417 AGGCCAGUCAAAGAGUCCC 4418GGACUCUUUGACUGGCCUU 4419 AAGGCCAGUCAAAGAGUCC 4420 GACUCUUUGACUGGCCUUU4421 AAAGGCCAGUCAAAGAGUC 4422 ACUCUUUGACUGGCCUUUU 4423AAAAGGCCAGUCAAAGAGU 4424 CUCUUUGACUGGCCUUUUA 4425 UAAAAGGCCAGUCAAAGAG4426 UCUUUGACUGGCCUUUUAA 4427 UUAAAAGGCCAGUCAAAGA 4428CUUUGACUGGCCUUUUAAA 4429 UUUAAAAGGCCAGUCAAAG 4430 UUUGACUGGCCUUUUAAAA4431 UUUUAAAAGGCCAGUCAAA 4432 UUGACUGGCCUUUUAAAAG 4433CUUUUAAAAGGCCAGUCAA 4434 CACAGCAGUCAGCAGUAAU 4435 AUUACUGCUGACUGCUGUG4436 ACAGCAGUCAGCAGUAAUG 4437 CAUUACUGCUGACUGCUGU 4438CAGCAGUCAGCAGUAAUGA 4439 UCAUUACUGCUGACUGCUG 4440 AGCAGUCAGCAGUAAUGAU4441 AUCAUUACUGCUGACUGCU 4442 GCAGUCAGCAGUAAUGAUC 4443GAUCAUUACUGCUGACUGC 4444 CAGUCAGCAGUAAUGAUCG 4445 CGAUCAUUACUGCUGACUG4446 AGUCAGCAGUAAUGAUCGG 4447 CCGAUCAUUACUGCUGACU 4448GUCAGCAGUAAUGAUCGGG 4449 CCCGAUCAUUACUGCUGAC 4450 UCAGCAGUAAUGAUCGGGC4451 GCCCGAUCAUUACUGCUGA 4452 AGCAUUGGGAAGCUGUCCA 4453UGGACAGCUUCCCAAUGCU 4454 GCAUUGGGAAGCUGUCCAU 4455 AUGGACAGCUUCCCAAUGC4456 CAUUGGGAAGCUGUCCAUU 4457 AAUGGACAGCUUCCCAAUG 4458AUUGGGAAGCUGUCCAUUG 4459 CAAUGGACAGCUUCCCAAU 4460 UUGGGAAGCUGUCCAUUGA4461 UCAAUGGACAGCUUCCCAA 4462 UGGGAAGCUGUCCAUUGAA 4463UUCAAUGGACAGCUUCCCA 4464 AAAAGGCCUUGGAUUUAUC 4465 GAUAAAUCCAAGGCCUUUU4466 AAAGGCCUUGGAUUUAUCC 4467 GGAUAAAUCCAAGGCCUUU 4468AAGGCCUUGGAUUUAUCCC 4469 GGGAUAAAUCCAAGGCCUU 4470 CCUUGGAUUUAUCCCUGUA4471 UACAGGGAUAAAUCCAAGG 4472 CUUGGAUUUAUCCCUGUAC 4473GUACAGGGAUAAAUCCAAG 4474 UUGGAUUUAUCCCUGUACU 4475 AGUACAGGGAUAAAUCCAA4476 UGGAUUUAUCCCUGUACUU 4477 AAGUACAGGGAUAAAUCCA 4478GGAUUUAUCCCUGUACUUG 4479 CAAGUACAGGGAUAAAUCC 4480 AUUAUGCCCGUGUUUCAAG4481 CUUGAAACACGGGCAUAAU 4482 UUAUGCCCGUGUUUCAAGG 4483CCUUGAAACACGGGCAUAA 4484 UAUGCCCGUGUUUCAAGGU 4485 ACCUUGAAACACGGGCAUA4486 AUGCCCGUGUUUCAAGGUU 4487 AACCUUGAAACACGGGCAU 4488UGCCCGUGUUUCAAGGUUU 4489 AAACCUUGAAACACGGGCA 4490 CAAGGUUUGAAUGAGCUGA4491 UCAGCUCAUUCAAACCUUG 4492 CUGAUUCCUAUGUAUAAGU 4493ACUUAUACAUAGGAAUCAG 4494 CCUAUGUAUAAGUUAAUGG 4495 CCAUUAACUUAUACAUAGG4496 AACUCAAUUCAAGGCCUUC 4497 GAAGGCCUUGAAUUGAGUU 4498ACUCAAUUCAAGGCCUUCC 4499 GGAAGGCCUUGAAUUGAGU 4500 CUCAAUUCAAGGCCUUCCU4501 AGGAAGGCCUUGAAUUGAG 4502 UCAAUUCAAGGCCUUCCUC 4503GAGGAAGGCCUUGAAUUGA 4504 UUCAAGGCCUUCCUCAUCA 4505 UGAUGAGGAAGGCCUUGAA4506 UCCUCAUCAGGCUGCUAAG 4507 CUUAGCAGCCUGAUGAGGA 4508CCUCAUCAGGCUGCUAAGG 4509 CCUUAGCAGCCUGAUGAGG 4510 UCAGGCUGCUAAGGGACCU4511 AGGUCCCUUAGCAGCCUGA 4512 CAGGCUGCUAAGGGACCUC 4513GAGGUCCCUUAGCAGCCUG 4514 AGGCUGCUAAGGGACCUCA 4515 UGAGGUCCCUUAGCAGCCU4516 GGCUGCUAAGGGACCUCAU 4517 AUGAGGUCCCUUAGCAGCC 4518GCUGCUAAGGGACCUCAUU 4519 AAUGAGGUCCCUUAGCAGC 4520 CUGCUAAGGGACCUCAUUG4521 CAAUGAGGUCCCUUAGCAG 4522 UGCUAAGGGACCUCAUUGA 4523UCAAUGAGGUCCCUUAGCA 4524 GCUAAGGGACCUCAUUGAU 4525 AUCAAUGAGGUCCCUUAGC4526 CUAAGGGACCUCAUUGAUA 4527 UAUCAAUGAGGUCCCUUAG 4528AAGGGACCUCAUUGAUAAG 4529 CUUAUCAAUGAGGUCCCUU 4530 AGGGACCUCAUUGAUAAGC4531 GCUUAUCAAUGAGGUCCCU 4532 GGGACCUCAUUGAUAAGCA 4533UGCUUAUCAAUGAGGUCCC 4534 GGACCUCAUUGAUAAGCAG 4535 CUGCUUAUCAAUGAGGUCC4536 GACCUCAUUGAUAAGCAGA 4537 UCUGCUUAUCAAUGAGGUC 4538AUUGAUAAGCAGACAUGGA 4539 UCCAUGUCUGCUUAUCAAU 4540 GAUAAGCAGACAUGGACAG4541 CUGUCCAUGUCUGCUUAUC 4542 AUAAGCAGACAUGGACAGA 4543UCUGUCCAUGUCUGCUUAU 4544 UAAGCAGACAUGGACAGAC 4545 GUCUGUCCAUGUCUGCUUA4546 AGCAGACAUGGACAGACGA 4547 UCGUCUGUCCAUGUCUGCU 4548GCAGACAUGGACAGACGAG 4549 CUCGUCUGUCCAUGUCUGC 4550 CAGACAUGGACAGACGAGG4551 CCUCGUCUGUCCAUGUCUG 4552 AGACAUGGACAGACGAGGG 4553CCCUCGUCUGUCCAUGUCU 4554 GACAUGGACAGACGAGGGC 4555 GCCCUCGUCUGUCCAUGUC4556 UGGACAGACGAGGGCUCAG 4557 CUGAGCCCUCGUCUGUCCA 4558GACAGACGAGGGCUCAGUC 4559 GACUGAGCCCUCGUCUGUC 4560 GACGAGGGCUCAGUCUCAG4561 CUGAGACUGAGCCCUCGUC 4562 ACGAGGGCUCAGUCUCAGA 4563UCUGAGACUGAGCCCUCGU 4564 AACUACUACUCCUCGCCUG 4565 CAGGCGAGGAGUAGUAGUU4566 ACUACUACUCCUCGCCUGU 4567 ACAGGCGAGGAGUAGUAGU 4568CUACUACUCCUCGCCUGUG 4569 CACAGGCGAGGAGUAGUAG 4570 UACUACUCCUCGCCUGUGU4571 ACACAGGCGAGGAGUAGUA 4572 ACUACUCCUCGCCUGUGUG 4573CACACAGGCGAGGAGUAGU 4574 CUACUCCUCGCCUGUGUGC 4575 GCACACAGGCGAGGAGUAG4576 UACUCCUCGCCUGUGUGCA 4577 UGCACACAGGCGAGGAGUA 4578ACUCCUCGCCUGUGUGCAC 4579 GUGCACACAGGCGAGGAGU 4580 UACAGAGGGCAGAAGGCUA4581 UAGCCUUCUGCCCUCUGUA 4582 ACAGAGGGCAGAAGGCUAU 4583AUAGCCUUCUGCCCUCUGU 4584 AGAGGGCAGAAGGCUAUUU 4585 AAAUAGCCUUCUGCCCUCU4586 GAGGGCAGAAGGCUAUUUC 4587 GAAAUAGCCUUCUGCCCUC 4588GCAGAAGGCUAUUUCAGAA 4589 UUCUGAAAUAGCCUUCUGC 4590 CCUGUCGACGUGACCUUGG4591 CCAAGGUCACGUCGACAGG 4592 CUGUCGACGUGACCUUGGC 4593GCCAAGGUCACGUCGACAG 4594 UGUCGACGUGACCUUGGCA 4595 UGCCAAGGUCACGUCGACA4596 GUCGACGUGACCUUGGCAG 4597 CUGCCAAGGUCACGUCGAC 4598UCGACGUGACCUUGGCAGU 4599 ACUGCCAAGGUCACGUCGA 4600 UGACCUUGGCAGUGUUUGC4601 GCAAACACUGCCAAGGUCA 4602 CCUUGGCAGUGUUUGCUGU 4603ACAGCAAACACUGCCAAGG 4604 UUGGCAGUGUUUGCUGUGG 4605 CCACAGCAAACACUGCCAA4606 UGGCAGUGUUUGCUGUGGG 4607 CCCACAGCAAACACUGCCA 4608CAGAGCACAGAAGGCUGGG 4609 CCCAGCCUUCUGUGCUCUG 4610 AGAGCACAGAAGGCUGGGA4611 UCCCAGCCUUCUGUGCUCU 4612 GAGCACAGAAGGCUGGGAU 4613AUCCCAGCCUUCUGUGCUC 4614 AGCACAGAAGGCUGGGAUU 4615 AAUCCCAGCCUUCUGUGCU4616 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GCCUAUUUUCAUUUGCUUU 5017 AAAGCAAAUGAAAAUAGGC 5018AUUUUCUUUCUAGUUGUGG 5019 CCACAACUAGAAAGAAAAU 5020 UUUUCUUUCUAGUUGUGGC5021 GCCACAACUAGAAAGAAAA 5022 UUCUUUCUAGUUGUGGCUG 5023CAGCCACAACUAGAAAGAA 5024 UCUCCCAAAUAAGAUGUGC 5025 GCACAUCUUAUUUGGGAGA5026 CUCCCAAAUAAGAUGUGCU 5027 AGCACAUCUUAUUUGGGAG 5028AAGAUGUGCUGCUUACCGA 5029 UCGGUAAGCAGCACAUCUU 5030 AGAUGUGCUGCUUACCGAG5031 CUCGGUAAGCAGCACAUCU 5032 GAUGUGCUGCUUACCGAGG 5033CCUCGGUAAGCAGCACAUC 5034 AUGUGCUGCUUACCGAGGU 5035 ACCUCGGUAAGCAGCACAU5036 UGUGCUGCUUACCGAGGUA 5037 UACCUCGGUAAGCAGCACA 5038CUGCUUACCGAGGUAUCAC 5039 GUGAUACCUCGGUAAGCAG 5040 UGCUUACCGAGGUAUCACG5041 CGUGAUACCUCGGUAAGCA 5042 GCUUACCGAGGUAUCACGG 5043CCGUGAUACCUCGGUAAGC 5044 CUUACCGAGGUAUCACGGG 5045 CCCGUGAUACCUCGGUAAG5046 GGCUCCAGCUUGGGUCGUU 5047 AACGACCCAAGCUGGAGCC 5048GCUCCAGCUUGGGUCGUUG 5049 CAACGACCCAAGCUGGAGC 5050 CUCCAGCUUGGGUCGUUGA5051 UCAACGACCCAAGCUGGAG 5052 UCCAGCUUGGGUCGUUGAA 5053UUCAACGACCCAAGCUGGA 5054 CCAGCUUGGGUCGUUGAAG 5055 CUUCAACGACCCAAGCUGG5056 CUUGGGUCGUUGAAGCUGG 5057 CCAGCUUCAACGACCCAAG 5058UUGGGUCGUUGAAGCUGGG 5059 CCCAGCUUCAACGACCCAA 5060 CAGCAAGUUUAGCAUCUUC5061 GAAGAUGCUAAACUUGCUG 5062 CAAUGCCAUCACUUAACUA 5063UAGUUAAGUGAUGGCAUUG 5064 AUGCCAUCACUUAACUAUA 5065 UAUAGUUAAGUGAUGGCAU5066 UGCCAUCACUUAACUAUAA 5067 UUAUAGUUAAGUGAUGGCA 5068GCCAUCACUUAACUAUAAC 5069 GUUAUAGUUAAGUGAUGGC 5070 CCAUCACUUAACUAUAACU5071 AGUUAUAGUUAAGUGAUGG 5072 CAUCACUUAACUAUAACUC 5073GAGUUAUAGUUAAGUGAUG 5074 UCUCUUGACCAAAUAGACU 5075 AGUCUAUUUGGUCAAGAGA5076 CUCUUGACCAAAUAGACUC 5077 GAGUCUAUUUGGUCAAGAG 5078UCUUGACCAAAUAGACUCA 5079 UGAGUCUAUUUGGUCAAGA 5080 CUUGACCAAAUAGACUCAU5081 AUGAGUCUAUUUGGUCAAG 5082 UUGACCAAAUAGACUCAUA 5083UAUGAGUCUAUUUGGUCAA 5084 GACCAAAUAGACUCAUAAU 5085 AUUAUGAGUCUAUUUGGUC5086 UUUCCUGUUGUACAUUUAG 5087 CUAAAUGUACAACAGGAAA 5088GGUUAUUCAAAGUUUUCAG 5089 CUGAAAACUUUGAAUAACC 5090 UAUUCAAAGUUUUCAGCUC5091 GAGCUGAAAACUUUGAAUA 5092 AUUCAAAGUUUUCAGCUCU 5093AGAGCUGAAAACUUUGAAU 5094 UCAGCUCUUUUAAAAUUGC 5095 GCAAUUUUAAAAGAGCUGA5096 CAGCUCUUUUAAAAUUGCU 5097 AGCAAUUUUAAAAGAGCUG 5098AGCUCUUUUAAAAUUGCUC 5099 GAGCAAUUUUAAAAGAGCU 5100 GCUCUUUUAAAAUUGCUCU5101 AGAGCAAUUUUAAAAGAGC 5102 AAUUGCUCUGAAUAAGUUC 5103GAACUUAUUCAGAGCAAUU 5104 AUUGCUCUGAAUAAGUUCU 5105 AGAACUUAUUCAGAGCAAU5106 UUGCUCUGAAUAAGUUCUA 5107 UAGAACUUAUUCAGAGCAA 5108UGCUCUGAAUAAGUUCUAG 5109 CUAGAACUUAUUCAGAGCA 5110 CUGAAUAAGUUCUAGUGAG5111 CUCACUAGAACUUAUUCAG 5112 AUAAGUUCUAGUGAGUGAG 5113CUCACUCACUAGAACUUAU 5114 UUCUAGUGAGUGAGUUAUG 5115 CAUAACUCACUCACUAGAA5116 UCUAGUGAGUGAGUUAUGG 5117 CCAUAACUCACUCACUAGA 5118UGAGUUAUGGUGCUGGCUA 5119 UAGCCAGCACCAUAACUCA 5120 GAGUUAUGGUGCUGGCUAU5121 AUAGCCAGCACCAUAACUC 5122 AGUUAUGGUGCUGGCUAUA 5123UAUAGCCAGCACCAUAACU 5124 GUUAUGGUGCUGGCUAUAU 5125 AUAUAGCCAGCACCAUAAC5126 UUAUGGUGCUGGCUAUAUU 5127 AAUAUAGCCAGCACCAUAA 5128UAUGGUGCUGGCUAUAUUU 5129 AAAUAUAGCCAGCACCAUA 5130 AUGGUGCUGGCUAUAUUUU5131 AAAAUAUAGCCAGCACCAU 5132 UGGUGCUGGCUAUAUUUUG 5133CAAAAUAUAGCCAGCACCA 5134 GGUGCUGGCUAUAUUUUGC 5135 GCAAAAUAUAGCCAGCACC5136 UGCCCUCUCAAAUGUUGCU 5137 AGCAACAUUUGAGAGGGCA 5138GCCCUCUCAAAUGUUGCUA 5139 UAGCAACAUUUGAGAGGGC 5140 CCCUCUCAAAUGUUGCUAG5141 CUAGCAACAUUUGAGAGGG 5142 CCUCUCAAAUGUUGCUAGG 5143CCUAGCAACAUUUGAGAGG 5144 CUCUCAAAUGUUGCUAGGA 5145 UCCUAGCAACAUUUGAGAG5146 AAAUGUUGCUAGGAAUUCA 5147 UGAAUUCCUAGCAACAUUU 5148AAUGUUGCUAGGAAUUCAU 5149 AUGAAUUCCUAGCAACAUU 5150 AUGUUGCUAGGAAUUCAUA5151 UAUGAAUUCCUAGCAACAU 5152 UGUUGCUAGGAAUUCAUAC 5153GUAUGAAUUCCUAGCAACA 5154 GUUGCUAGGAAUUCAUACU 5155 AGUAUGAAUUCCUAGCAAC5156 UUGCUAGGAAUUCAUACUG 5157 CAGUAUGAAUUCCUAGCAA 5158UGCUAGGAAUUCAUACUGC 5159 GCAGUAUGAAUUCCUAGCA 5160 AAAGCAAUGAAUAAGCAUG5161 CAUGCUUAUUCAUUGCUUU 5162 AAGCAAUGAAUAAGCAUGC 5163GCAUGCUUAUUCAUUGCUU 5164 AGCAAUGAAUAAGCAUGCC 5165 GGCAUGCUUAUUCAUUGCU5166 GCAAUGAAUAAGCAUGCCU 5167 AGGCAUGCUUAUUCAUUGC 5168AAUGAAUAAGCAUGCCUGU 5169 ACAGGCAUGCUUAUUCAUU 5170 AUGAAUAAGCAUGCCUGUU5171 AACAGGCAUGCUUAUUCAU 5172 UGAAUAAGCAUGCCUGUUU 5173AAACAGGCAUGCUUAUUCA 5174 GAAUAAGCAUGCCUGUUUU 5175 AAAACAGGCAUGCUUAUUC5176 AUAAGCAUGCCUGUUUUCC 5177 GGAAAACAGGCAUGCUUAU 5178AUGCCUGUUUUCCCAUGGC 5179 GCCAUGGGAAAACAGGCAU 5180 UGCCUGUUUUCCCAUGGCC5181 GGCCAUGGGAAAACAGGCA 5182 GCCUGUUUUCCCAUGGCCU 5183AGGCCAUGGGAAAACAGGC 5184 CCUGUUUUCCCAUGGCCUU 5185 AAGGCCAUGGGAAAACAGG5186 CUGUUUUCCCAUGGCCUUG 5187 CAAGGCCAUGGGAAAACAG 5188UUCCCAUGGCCUUGCUUGC 5189 GCAAGCAAGGCCAUGGGAA 5190 GGCCUUGCUUGCCAGAAUU5191 AAUUCUGGCAAGCAAGGCC 5192 UUGCUUGCCAGAAUUUGAC 5193GUCAAAUUCUGGCAAGCAA 5194 UGCUUGCCAGAAUUUGACU 5195 AGUCAAAUUCUGGCAAGCA5196 GCUUGCCAGAAUUUGACUU 5197 AAGUCAAAUUCUGGCAAGC 5198CUUGCCAGAAUUUGACUUU 5199 AAAGUCAAAUUCUGGCAAG 5200 UUGCCAGAAUUUGACUUUU5201 AAAAGUCAAAUUCUGGCAA 5202 GAUAUACUACUAUUGCUUG 5203CAAGCAAUAGUAGUAUAUC 5204 AUAUUGUGGUAUACGGUGU 5205 ACACCGUAUACCACAAUAU5206 UAUUGUGGUAUACGGUGUC 5207 GACACCGUAUACCACAAUA 5208AUUGUGGUAUACGGUGUCA 5209 UGACACCGUAUACCACAAU 5210 UUGUGGUAUACGGUGUCAG5211 CUGACACCGUAUACCACAA 5212 UGUGGUAUACGGUGUCAGG 5213CCUGACACCGUAUACCACA 5214 GUGGUAUACGGUGUCAGGU 5215 ACCUGACACCGUAUACCAC5216 UAUACGGUGUCAGGUUUCA 5217 UGAAACCUGACACCGUAUA 5218AUACGGUGUCAGGUUUCAG 5219 CUGAAACCUGACACCGUAU 5220 UACGGUGUCAGGUUUCAGG5221 CCUGAAACCUGACACCGUA 5222 UGUCAGGUUUCAGGGUUUU 5223AAAACCCUGAAACCUGACA 5224 UUCAUUUCAAAUACUCCCU 5225 AGGGAGUAUUUGAAAUGAA5226 CAUUUCAAAUACUCCCUUU 5227 AAAGGGAGUAUUUGAAAUG 5228UAGGUAUAACUGUUGAUGA 5229 UCAUCAACAGUUAUACCUA 5230 AGGUAUAACUGUUGAUGAA5231 UUCAUCAACAGUUAUACCU 5232 UUAUUGUCCAUUUAUACCC 5233GGGUAUAAAUGGACAAUAA 5234 UAUUGUCCAUUUAUACCCU 5235 AGGGUAUAAAUGGACAAUA5236 AUUGUCCAUUUAUACCCUG 5237 CAGGGUAUAAAUGGACAAU 5238UUGUCCAUUUAUACCCUGU 5239 ACAGGGUAUAAAUGGACAA 5240 UGUCCAUUUAUACCCUGUA5241 UACAGGGUAUAAAUGGACA 5242 GUCCAUUUAUACCCUGUAA 5243UUACAGGGUAUAAAUGGAC 5244 UAUACCCUGUAAAGCCGUU 5245 AACGGCUUUACAGGGUAUA5246 AUACCCUGUAAAGCCGUUU 5247 AAACGGCUUUACAGGGUAU 5248UACCCUGUAAAGCCGUUUU 5249 AAAACGGCUUUACAGGGUA 5250 AGCCGUUUUAGAAUGUAAU5251 AUUACAUUCUAAAACGGCU 5252 GCCGUUUUAGAAUGUAAUA 5253UAUUACAUUCUAAAACGGC 5254 AGGUAAUCCAAAAUGUACU 5255 AGUACAUUUUGGAUUACCU5256 GGUAAUCCAAAAUGUACUA 5257 UAGUACAUUUUGGAUUACC 5258ACAUUUGUAUUGUCUCUUC 5259 GAAGAGACAAUACAAAUGU 5260 CAUUUGUAUUGUCUCUUCU5261 AGAAGAGACAAUACAAAUG 5262 UUGUAUCGCAAAGCUAUAU 5263AUAUAGCUUUGCGAUACAA 5264 UGUAUCGCAAAGCUAUAUG 5265 CAUAUAGCUUUGCGAUACA5266 GUAUCGCAAAGCUAUAUGU 5267 ACAUAUAGCUUUGCGAUAC 5268UAUCGCAAAGCUAUAUGUG 5269 CACAUAUAGCUUUGCGAUA 5270 AUCGCAAAGCUAUAUGUGC5271 GCACAUAUAGCUUUGCGAU 5272 UCGCAAAGCUAUAUGUGCA 5273UGCACAUAUAGCUUUGCGA 5274 UGAUCUAUGCUUUGAGUUU 5275 AAACUCAAAGCAUAGAUCA5276 GAUCUAUGCUUUGAGUUUG 5277 CAAACUCAAAGCAUAGAUC 5278AUCUAUGCUUUGAGUUUGC 5279 GCAAACUCAAAGCAUAGAU 5280 UCUAUGCUUUGAGUUUGCU5281 AGCAAACUCAAAGCAUAGA 5282 CUAUGCUUUGAGUUUGCUU 5283AAGCAAACUCAAAGCAUAG 5284 UAUGCUUUGAGUUUGCUUU 5285 AAAGCAAACUCAAAGCAUA5286 AUGCUUUGAGUUUGCUUUC 5287 GAAAGCAAACUCAAAGCAU 5288AUCUUACCUAAAAGUACUG 5289 CAGUACUUUUAGGUAAGAU 5290 CUUACCUAAAAGUACUGAA5291 UUCAGUACUUUUAGGUAAG 5292

In some embodiments, the antisense nucleic acid molecules targeted toHLA-A comprise or consist of the nucleotide sequences shown in Table 7.

TABLE 7 Sequence SEQ ID NO: GUCACUGCUUGCAGCCUGAG 5293UGUCACUGCUUGCAGCCUGA 5294 CUGUCACUGCUUGCAGCCUG 5295 ACUGUCACUGCUUGCAGCCU5296 CACUGUCACUGCUUGCAGCC 5297 GCACUGUCACUGCUUGCAGC 5298GGCACUGUCACUGCUUGCAG 5299 GGGCACUGUCACUGCUUGCA 5300 UGGGCACUGUCACUGCUUGC5301 UCUCACACUUUACAAGCUGU 5302 GUCUCACACUUUACAAGCUG 5303UGUCUCACACUUUACAAGCU 5304 CUGUCUCACACUUUACAAGC 5305 GCUGUCUCACACUUUACAAG5306 AGCUGUCUCACACUUUACAA 5307

In some embodiments, the siRNA molecules targeted to HLA-A comprise orconsist of the nucleotide sequences (sense and antisense strands) shownin Table 8.

TABLE 8 Sense Sequence SEQ ID NO: Antisense Sequence SEQ ID NO:GGCUGCAAGCAGUGACAGU 5308 ACUGUCACUGCUUGCAGCC 5309 GCUGCAAGCAGUGACAGUG5310 CACUGUCACUGCUUGCAGC 5311 CUGCAAGCAGUGACAGUGC 5312GCACUGUCACUGCUUGCAG 5313 UGCAAGCAGUGACAGUGCC 5314 GGCACUGUCACUGCUUGCA5315 GCAAGCAGUGACAGUGCCC 5316 GGGCACUGUCACUGCUUGC 5317CAAGCAGUGACAGUGCCCA 5318 UGGGCACUGUCACUGCUUG 5319 CUCACAGCUUGUAAAGUGU5320 ACACUUUACAAGCUGUGAG 5321

In some embodiments, the antisense nucleic acid molecules targeted toHLA-B comprise or consist of the nucleotide sequences shown in Table 9.

TABLE 9 Sequence SEQ ID NO: UGCACGCAGCCUGAGAGUAG 5322CUGCACGCAGCCUGAGAGUA 5323

In some embodiments, the siRNA molecules targeted to HLA-B comprise orconsist of the nucleotide sequences (sense and antisense strands) shownin Table 10.

TABLE 10 Sense Sequence SEQ ID NO: Antisense Sequence SEQ ID NO:CUACUCUCAGGCUGCGUGC 5324 GCACGCAGCCUGAGAGUAG 5325 UACUCUCAGGCUGCGUGCA5326 UGCACGCAGCCUGAGAGUA 5327

In some embodiments, the antisense nucleic acid molecules targeted toHLA-C comprise or consist of the nucleotide sequences shown in Table 11.

TABLE 11 Sequence SEQ ID NO: GCUGUCUCAGGCUUUACAAG 5328AGCUGUCUCAGGCUUUACAA 5329

In some embodiments, the siRNA molecules targeted to HLA-C comprise orconsist of the nucleotide sequences (sense and antisense strands) shownin Table 12.

TABLE 12 Sense Sequence SEQ ID NO: Antisense Sequence SEQ ID NO:UGCUCUCAGGCUGCGUGCA 5330 UGCACGCAGCCUGAGAGCA 5331

The inhibitory nucleic acid molecules disclosed herein can comprise RNA,DNA, or both RNA and DNA. The inhibitory nucleic acid molecules can alsobe linked or fused to a heterologous nucleic acid sequence, such as in avector, or a heterologous label. For example, the inhibitory nucleicacid molecules disclosed herein can be within a vector or as anexogenous donor sequence comprising the inhibitory nucleic acid moleculeand a heterologous nucleic acid sequence. The inhibitory nucleic acidmolecules can also be linked or fused to a heterologous label. The labelcan be directly detectable (such as, for example, fluorophore) orindirectly detectable (such as, for example, hapten, enzyme, orfluorophore quencher). Such labels can be detectable by spectroscopic,photochemical, biochemical, immunochemical, or chemical means. Suchlabels include, for example, radiolabels, pigments, dyes, chromogens,spin labels, and fluorescent labels. The label can also be, for example,a chemiluminescent substance; a metal-containing substance; or anenzyme, where there occurs an enzyme-dependent secondary generation ofsignal. The term “label” can also refer to a “tag” or hapten that canbind selectively to a conjugated molecule such that the conjugatedmolecule, when added subsequently along with a substrate, is used togenerate a detectable signal. For example, biotin can be used as a tagalong with an avidin or streptavidin conjugate of horseradish peroxidate(HRP) to bind to the tag, and examined using a calorimetric substrate(such as, for example, tetramethylbenzidine (TMB)) or a fluorogenicsubstrate to detect the presence of HRP. Exemplary labels that can beused as tags to facilitate purification include, but are not limited to,myc, HA, FLAG or 3×FLAG, 6×His or polyhistidine,glutathione-S-transferase (GST), maltose binding protein, an epitopetag, or the Fc portion of immunoglobulin. Numerous labels include, forexample, particles, fluorophores, haptens, enzymes and theircalorimetric, fluorogenic and chemiluminescent substrates and otherlabels.

The disclosed inhibitory nucleic acid molecules can comprise, forexample, nucleotides or non-natural or modified nucleotides, such asnucleotide analogs or nucleotide substitutes. Such nucleotides include anucleotide that contains a modified base, sugar, or phosphate group, orthat incorporates a non-natural moiety in its structure. Examples ofnon-natural nucleotides include, but are not limited to,dideoxynucleotides, biotinylated, aminated, deaminated, alkylated,benzylated, and fluorophor-labeled nucleotides.

The inhibitory nucleic acid molecules disclosed herein can also compriseone or more nucleotide analogs or substitutions. A nucleotide analog isa nucleotide which contains a modification to either the base, sugar, orphosphate moieties. Modifications to the base moiety include, but arenot limited to, natural and synthetic modifications of A, C, G, and T/U,as well as different purine or pyrimidine bases such as, for example,pseudouridine, uracil-5-yl, hypoxanthin-9-yl (I), and2-aminoadenin-9-yl. Modified bases include, but are not limited to,5-methylcytosine (5-me-C), 5-hydroxymethyl cytosine, xanthine,hypoxanthine, 2-aminoadenine, 6-methyl and other alkyl derivatives ofadenine and guanine, 2-propyl and other alkyl derivatives of adenine andguanine, 2-thiouracil, 2-thiothymine and 2-thiocytosine, 5-halouraciland cytosine, 5-propynyl uracil and cytosine, 6-azo uracil, cytosine andthymine, 5-uracil (pseudouracil), 4-thiouracil, 8-halo, 8-amino,8-thiol, 8-thioalkyl, 8-hydroxyl and other 8-substituted adenines andguanines, 5-halo (such as, for example, 5-bromo), 5-trifluoromethyl andother 5-substituted uracils and cytosines, 7-methylguanine,7-methyladenine, 8-azaguanine, 8-azaadenine, 7-deazaguanine,7-deazaadenine, 3-deazaguanine, and 3-deazaadenine.

Nucleotide analogs can also include modifications of the sugar moiety.Modifications to the sugar moiety include, but are not limited to,natural modifications of the ribose and deoxy ribose as well assynthetic modifications. Sugar modifications include, but are notlimited to, the following modifications at the 2′ position: OH; F; O-,S-, or N-alkyl; O-, S-, or N-alkenyl; O-, S- or N-alkynyl; orO-alkyl-O-alkyl, wherein the alkyl, alkenyl, and alkynyl may besubstituted or unsubstituted C₁₋₁₀alkyl or C₂₋₁₀alkenyl, andC₂₋₁₀alkynyl. Exemplary 2′ sugar modifications also include, but are notlimited to, —O[(CH₂)_(n)O]_(m)CH₃, —O(CH₂)_(n)OCH₃, —O(CH₂)_(n)NH₂,—O(CH₂)_(n)CH₃, —O(CH₂)_(n)—ONH₂, and —O(CH₂)_(n)ON[(CH₂)_(n)CH₃)]₂,where n and m, independently, are from 1 to about 10. Othermodifications at the 2′ position include, but are not limited to,C₁₋₁₀alkyl, substituted lower alkyl, alkaryl, aralkyl, O-alkaryl orO-aralkyl, SH, SCH₃, OCN, Cl, Br, CN, CF₃, OCF₃, SOCH₃, SO₂CH₃, ONO₂,NO₂, N₃, NH₂, heterocycloalkyl, heterocycloalkaryl, aminoalkylamino,polyalkylamino, substituted silyl, an RNA cleaving group, a reportergroup, an intercalator, a group for improving the pharmacokineticproperties of an oligonucleotide, or a group for improving thepharmacodynamic properties of an oligonucleotide, and other substituentshaving similar properties. Similar modifications may also be made atother positions on the sugar, particularly the 3′ position of the sugaron the 3′ terminal nucleotide or in 2′-5′ linked oligonucleotides andthe 5′ position of 5′ terminal nucleotide. Modified sugars can alsoinclude those that contain modifications at the bridging ring oxygen,such as CH₂ and S. Nucleotide sugar analogs can also have sugarmimetics, such as cyclobutyl moieties in place of the pentofuranosylsugar.

Nucleotide analogs can also be modified at the phosphate moiety.Modified phosphate moieties include, but are not limited to, those thatcan be modified so that the linkage between two nucleotides contains aphosphorothioate, chiral phosphorothioate, phosphorodithioate,phosphotriester, aminoalkylphosphotriester, methyl and other alkylphosphonates including 3′-alkylene phosphonate and chiral phosphonates,phosphinates, phosphoramidates including 3′-amino phosphoramidate andaminoalkylphosphoramidates, thionophosphoramidates,thionoalkylphosphonates, thionoalkylphosphotriesters, andboranophosphates. These phosphate or modified phosphate linkage betweentwo nucleotides can be through a 3′-5′ linkage or a 2′-5′ linkage, andthe linkage can contain inverted polarity such as 3′-5′ to 5′-3′ or2′-5′ to 5′-2′. Various salts, mixed salts, and free acid forms are alsoincluded. Nucleotide substitutes also include peptide nucleic acids(PNAs).

In some embodiments, the antisense nucleic acid molecules are gapmers,whereby the first one to seven nucleotides at the 5′ and 3′ ends eachhave 2′-methoxyethyl (2′-MOE) modifications. In some embodiments, thefirst five nucleotides at the 5′ and 3′ ends each have 2′-MOEmodifications. In some embodiments, the first one to seven nucleotidesat the 5′ and 3′ ends are RNA nucleotides. In some embodiments, thefirst five nucleotides at the 5′ and 3′ ends are RNA nucleotides. Insome embodiments, each of the backbone linkages between the nucleotidesis a phosphorothioate linkage.

In some embodiments, the siRNA molecules have termini modifications. Insome embodiments, the 5′ end of the antisense strand is phosphorylated.In some embodiments, 5′-phosphate analogs that cannot be hydrolyzed,such as 5′-(E)-vinyl-phosphonate are used.

In some embodiments, the siRNA molecules have backbone modifications. Insome embodiments, the modified phosphodiester groups that linkconsecutive ribose nucleosides have been shown to enhance the stabilityand in vivo bioavailability of siRNAs The non-ester groups (—OH, ═O) ofthe phosphodiester linkage can be replaced with sulfur, boron, oracetate to give phosphorothioate, boranophosphate, and phosphonoacetatelinkages. In addition, substituting the phosphodiester group with aphosphotriester can facilitate cellular uptake of siRNAs and retentionon serum components by eliminating their negative charge. In someembodiments, the siRNA molecules have sugar modifications. In someembodiments, the sugars are deprotonated (reaction catalyzed by exo- andendonucleases) whereby the 2′-hydroxyl can act as a nucleophile andattack the adjacent phosphorous in the phosphodiester bond. Suchalternatives include 2′-O-methyl, 2′-O-methoxyethyl, and 2′-fluoromodifications.

In some embodiments, the siRNA molecules have base modifications. Insome embodiments, the bases can be substituted with modified bases suchas pseudouridine, 5′-methylcytidine, N6-methyladenosine, inosine, andN7-methylguanosine.

In some embodiments, the siRNA molecules are conjugated to lipids.Lipids can be conjugated to the 5′ or 3′ termini of siRNA to improvetheir in vivo bioavailability by allowing them to associate with serumlipoproteins. Representative lipids include, but are not limited to,cholesterol and vitamin E, and fatty acids, such as palmitate andtocopherol.

In some embodiments, a representative siRNA has the following formula:

Sense:mN*mN*/i2FN/mN/i2FN/mN/i2FN/mN/i2FN/mN/i2FN/mN/i2FN/mN/i2FN/mN/i2FN/*mN*/32FN/

Antisense:/52FN/*/i2FN/*mN/i2FN/mN/i2FN/mN/i2FN/mN/i2FN/mN/i2FN/mN/i2FN/mN/i2FN/mN/i2FN/mN*N*N

wherein: “N” is the base; “2F” is a 2′-F modification; “m” is a2′-O-methyl modification, “I” is an internal base; and “*” is aphosphorothioate backbone linkage.

The present disclosure also provides vectors comprising any one or moreof the inhibitory nucleic acid molecules disclosed herein. In someembodiments, the vectors comprise any one or more of the inhibitorynucleic acid molecules disclosed herein and a heterologous nucleic acid.The vectors can be viral or nonviral vectors capable of transporting anucleic acid molecule. In some embodiments, the vector is a plasmid orcosmid (such as, for example, a circular double-stranded DNA into whichadditional DNA segments can be ligated). In some embodiments, the vectoris a viral vector, wherein additional DNA segments can be ligated intothe viral genome. Expression vectors include, but are not limited to,plasmids, cosmids, retroviruses, adenoviruses, adeno-associated viruses(AAV), plant viruses such as cauliflower mosaic virus and tobacco mosaicvirus, yeast artificial chromosomes (YACs), Epstein-Barr (EBV)-derivedepisomes, and other expression vectors known in the art.

The present disclosure also provides compositions comprising any one ormore of the inhibitory nucleic acid molecules disclosed herein. In someembodiments, the composition is a pharmaceutical composition. In someembodiments, the compositions comprise a carrier and/or excipient.Examples of carriers include, but are not limited to, poly(lactic acid)(PLA) microspheres, poly(D,L-lactic-coglycolic-acid) (PLGA)microspheres, liposomes, micelles, inverse micelles, lipid cochleates,and lipid microtubules. A carrier may comprise a buffered salt solutionsuch as PBS, HBSS, etc.

The present disclosure also provides methods of identifying a subjecthaving an increased risk for developing an MHC-I-opathy and/or anMHC-II-opathy. The methods comprise performing or having performed anassay on a biological sample from the subject to determine whether thesubject comprises: i) an MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype and/or anMHC-II-opathy-related HLA genotype; and ii) a functional ERAP2 proteinor a nucleic acid molecule encoding a functional ERAP2 protein. When thesubject has both the MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype and/or anMHC-II-opathy-related HLA genotype and the functional ERAP2 protein orthe nucleic acid molecule encoding the functional ERAP2 protein, thenthe subject has an increased risk of developing the MHC-I-opathy and/oran MHC-II-opathy. When the subject lacks the MHC-I-opathy-related HLAgenotype and/or an MHC-II-opathy-related HLA genotype, or lacks thefunctional ERAP2 protein or the nucleic acid molecule encoding thefunctional ERAP2 protein, or lacks both, then the subject has adecreased risk of developing the MHC-I-opathy and/or an MHC-II-opathy.In some embodiments, the method further comprises determining whetherthe subject has a single copy of the MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotypeand/or an MHC-II-opathy-related HLA genotype or two copies of theMHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype and/or an MHC-II-opathy-related HLAgenotype. When the subject comprises two copies of theMHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype and/or an MHC-II-opathy-related HLAgenotype, then the subject has an increased risk of developing theMHC-I-opathy and/or an MHC-II-opathy compared to comprising a singlecopy of the MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype and/or anMHC-II-opathy-related HLA genotype.

In some embodiments, the MHC-I-opathy is BSCR. In some embodiments, thesubject is HLA-Aw19⁺. In some embodiments, the subject is or issuspected of being HLA-A*29⁺, HLA-A*30⁺, HLA-A*31⁺, or HLA-A*33⁺, or anycombination thereof. In some embodiments, the subject has a single copyof HLA-Aw19. In some embodiments, the subject has two copies ofHLA-Aw19. In some embodiments, the subject is HLA-A*29⁺/HLA-A*30⁺. Insome embodiments, the subject is HLA-A*29⁺/HLA-A*31⁺. In someembodiments, the subject is HLA-A*29⁺/HLA-A*33⁺.

In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR is not HLA-A*29⁺.

In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR has a copy of at least anytwo of HLA-A*29, HLA-A*30, HLA-A*31, or HLA-A*33. In some embodiments,the subject having BSCR has a copy of at least any three of HLA-A*29,HLA-A*30, HLA-A*31, or HLA-A*33. In some embodiments, the subject havingBSCR has a copy of all of HLA-A*29, HLA-A*30, HLA-A*31, or HLA-A*33.

In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR has one copy of eachHLA-A*29 and HLA-A*30. In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR hasone copy of each HLA-A*29 and HLA-A*31. In some embodiments, the subjecthaving BSCR has one copy of each HLA-A*29 and HLA-A*33. In someembodiments, the subject having BSCR has one copy of each HLA-A*30 andHLA-A*31. In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR has one copy ofeach HLA-A*30 and HLA-A*33. In some embodiments, the subject having BSCRhas one copy of each HLA-A*31 and HLA-A*33.

In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR has one copy of HLA-A*29and two copies of HLA-A*30. In some embodiments, the subject having BSCRhas one copy of HLA-A*29 and two copies of HLA-A*31. In someembodiments, the subject having BSCR has one copy of HLA-A*29 and twocopies of HLA-A*33. In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR has onecopy of HLA-A*30 and two copies of HLA-A*31. In some embodiments, thesubject having BSCR has one copy of HLA-A*30 and two copies HLA-A*33. Insome embodiments, the subject having BSCR has one copy of HLA-A*31 andtwo copies of HLA-A*33.

In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR has two copies of HLA-A*29and one copy of HLA-A*30. In some embodiments, the subject having BSCRhas two copies of HLA-A*29 and one copy of HLA-A*31. In someembodiments, the subject having BSCR has two copies of HLA-A*29 and onecopy of HLA-A*33. In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR has twocopies of HLA-A*30 and one copy of HLA-A*31. In some embodiments, thesubject having BSCR has two copies of HLA-A*30 and one copy of HLA-A*33.In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR has two copies of HLA-A*31and one copy of HLA-A*33.

In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR or suspected of having BSCRhas two copies of HLA-A*29 and two copies of HLA-A*30. In someembodiments, the subject having BSCR or suspected of having BSCR has twocopies of HLA-A*29 and two copies of HLA-A*31. In some embodiments, thesubject having BSCR or suspected of having BSCR has two copies ofHLA-A*29 and two copies of HLA-A*33. In some embodiments, the subjecthaving BSCR or suspected of having BSCR has two copies of HLA-A*30 andtwo copies of HLA-A*31. In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR orsuspected of having BSCR has two copies of HLA-A*30 and two copies ofHLA-A*33. In some embodiments, the subject having BSCR or suspected ofhaving BSCR has two copies of HLA-A*31 and two copies of HLA-A*33.

In some embodiments, the method further comprises administering to thesubject an HLA-Aw19 inhibitor. In some embodiments, the HLA-Aw19inhibitor is an antibody. In some embodiments, the antibody is ananti-HLA-A*29 antibody. In some embodiments, the HLA-Aw19 inhibitorcomprises a small molecule degrader or an inhibitory nucleic acidmolecule. In some embodiments, the inhibitory nucleic acid molecule isan antisense nucleic acid molecule, a small interfering RNA (siRNA), ora short hairpin RNA (shRNA) that hybridizes to an HLA-Aw19. In someembodiments, the HLA-Aw19 is HLA-A*29.

In some embodiments, the MHC-I-opathy is AS. In some embodiments, thesubject is or is suspected of being HLA-B*27⁺ or HLA-B*40⁺. In someembodiments, the subject has a single copy of HLA-B*27 or HLA-B*40. Insome embodiments, the subject has two copies of HLA-B*27 or HLA-B*40. Insome embodiments, the method further comprises administering to thesubject an HLA-B*27 inhibitor or an HLA-B*40 inhibitor. In someembodiments, the HLA-B*27 inhibitor or HLA-B*40 inhibitor is anantibody. In some embodiments, the antibody is an anti-HLA-B*27 antibodyor an anti-HLA-B*40 antibody. In some embodiments, the HLA-B*27inhibitor or HLA-B*40 inhibitor comprises a small molecule degrader oran inhibitory nucleic acid molecule. In some embodiments, the inhibitorynucleic acid molecule is an antisense nucleic acid molecule, an siRNA,or an shRNA that hybridizes to an HLA-B*27 or HLA-B*40.

In some embodiments, the MHC-I-opathy is Behçet's disease. In someembodiments, the subject is or is suspected of being HLA-B*51⁺. In someembodiments, the subject has a single copy of HLA-B*51. In someembodiments, the subject has two copies of HLA-B*51. In someembodiments, the method further comprises administering to the subjectan HLA-B*51 inhibitor. In some embodiments, the HLA-B*51 inhibitor is anantibody. In some embodiments, the antibody is an anti-HLA-B*51antibody. In some embodiments, the HLA-B*51 inhibitor comprises a smallmolecule degrader or an inhibitory nucleic acid molecule. In someembodiments, the inhibitory nucleic acid molecule is an antisensenucleic acid molecule, an siRNA, or an shRNA that hybridizes to anHLA-B*51.

In some embodiments, the MHC-I-opathy is psoriasis. In some embodiments,the subject is or is suspected of being HLA-C*06⁺. In some embodiments,the subject has a single copy of HLA-C*06. In some embodiments, thesubject has two copies of HLA-C*06. In some embodiments, the methodfurther comprises administering to the subject an HLA-C*06 inhibitor. Insome embodiments, the HLA-C*06 inhibitor is an antibody. In someembodiments, the antibody is an anti-HLA-C*06 antibody. In someembodiments, the HLA-C*06 inhibitor comprises a small molecule degraderor an inhibitory nucleic acid molecule. In some embodiments, theinhibitory nucleic acid molecule is an antisense nucleic acid molecule,an siRNA, or an shRNA that hybridizes to an HLA-C*06.

In some embodiments, the MHC-I-opathy is JIA. In some embodiments, thesubject is or is suspected of being HLA-B*27+ and/or DRB1⁺. In someembodiments, the subject has a single copy of HLA-B*27 and/or DRB1. Insome embodiments, the subject has two copies of HLA-B*27 and/or DRB1. Insome embodiments, the method further comprises administering to thesubject an HLA-B*27 inhibitor and/or a DRB1 inhibitor. In someembodiments, the HLA-B*27 inhibitor and/or DRB1 inhibitor is anantibody. In some embodiments, the antibody is an anti-HLA-B*27 antibodyor an anti-DRB1 antibody. In some embodiments, the HLA-B*27 inhibitorand/or DRB1 inhibitor comprises a small molecule degrader or aninhibitory nucleic acid molecule. In some embodiments, the inhibitorynucleic acid molecule is an antisense nucleic acid molecule, an siRNA,or an shRNA that hybridizes to an HLA-B*27 and/or an DRB1.

In some embodiments, the MHC-I-opathy is IBD or CD. In some embodiments,the subject is or is suspected of being HLA-C*07⁺. In some embodiments,the subject has a single copy of HLA-C*07. In some embodiments, thesubject has two copies of HLA-C*07. In some embodiments, the methodfurther comprises administering to the subject an HLA-C*07 inhibitor. Insome embodiments, the HLA-C*07 inhibitor is an antibody. In someembodiments, the antibody is an anti-HLA-C*07 antibody. In someembodiments, the HLA-C*07 inhibitor comprises a small molecule degraderor an inhibitory nucleic acid molecule. In some embodiments, theinhibitory nucleic acid molecule is an antisense nucleic acid molecule,an siRNA, or an shRNA that hybridizes to an HLA-C*07.

In any of the embodiments described herein, the methods can furthercomprise administering to the subject having an increased risk ofdeveloping the MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype and/or an MHC-II-opathyan ERAP2 inhibitor. In some embodiments, the ERAP2 inhibitor comprises asmall molecule degrader, a proteoloysis-targeting chimera, animmunomodulatory drug, or an inhibitory nucleic acid molecule. In someembodiments, the inhibitory nucleic acid molecule is an antisensenucleic acid molecule, an siRNA, or an shRNA that hybridizes to ERAP2mRNA. In some embodiments, the inhibitory nucleic acid molecule is anantisense nucleic acid molecule that hybridizes to ERAP2 mRNA. In someembodiments, the inhibitory nucleic acid molecule is an siRNA thathybridizes to ERAP2 mRNA. In some embodiments, the inhibitory nucleicacid molecule is an shRNA that hybridizes to ERAP2 mRNA. In someembodiments, the ERAP2 inhibitor comprises an anti-ERAP2 antibody. Insome embodiments, the ERAP2 inhibitor comprises a pseudopeptide. In someembodiments, the pseudopeptide is a phosphinic pseudopeptide. In someembodiments, the phosphinic pseudopeptide is DG002 or DG013. In someembodiments, the phosphinic pseudopeptide is DG002. In some embodiments,the phosphinic pseudopeptide is DG013. In some embodiments, the ERAP2inhibitor comprises a small molecule.

In any of the embodiments described herein, the assay performed orhaving been performed on the biological sample from the subject canfurther determine whether the subject comprises a functional ERAP1protein or a nucleic acid molecule encoding a functional ERAP1 protein.When the subject has the MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype and/orMHC-II-opathy-related HLA genotype and lacks the functional ERAP1protein or the nucleic acid molecule encoding the functional ERAP1protein, then the subject has an increased risk of developing theMHC-I-opathy (for MHC-I-opathies except AS and psoriasis) and/orMHC-II-opathy. When the subject has the MHC-I-opathy-related HLAgenotype and/or MHC-II-opathy-related HLA genotype and has a functionalERAP1 protein or a nucleic acid molecule encoding the functional ERAP1protein, then the subject has an increased risk of developing theMHC-I-opathy (for AS and psoriasis). When the subject lacks theMHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype and/or MHC-II-opathy-related HLAgenotype, or has the functional ERAP1 protein or the nucleic acidmolecule encoding the functional ERAP1 protein, or both, then thesubject has a decreased risk of developing the MHC-I-opathy and/orMHC-II-opathy.

In any of the embodiments described herein, the methods can furthercomprise administering to the subject an ERAP1 agonist or inhibitor,depending upon the MHC-I-opathy. For AS and psoriasis, an ERAP1inhibitor can be administered. For the remaining MHC-I-opathies, anERAP1 agonist can be administered.

In some embodiments, the ERAP1 agonist comprises an oligonucleotide. Insome embodiments, the oligonucleotide is ODN1826. In some embodiments,the ERAP1 agonist comprises a peptide. In some embodiments, the ERAP1agonist comprises a lipopeptide. In some embodiments, the lipopeptide isPam3CSK4 or FSL-1. In some embodiments, the lipopeptide is Pam3CSK4. Insome embodiments, the lipopeptide is FSL-1. In some embodiments, theERAP1 agonist comprises a small molecule. In some embodiments, the ERAP1agonist can comprise an ERAP1-specific transcriptional activator, anERAP1 protein stabilizer, an agonist of ERAP1 enzymatic activity, or anactivator of ERAP1 secretion. In some embodiments, the ERAP1 agonist cancomprise an ERAP1-specific transcriptional activator. In someembodiments, the ERAP1 agonist can comprise an ERAP1 protein stabilizer.In some embodiments, the ERAP1 agonist can comprise an agonist of ERAP1enzymatic activity. In some embodiments, the ERAP1 agonist can comprisean activator of ERAP1 secretion. Additional examples of ERAP1 agonistsare described in, for example, Goto et al., J. Immunol., 2014, 192,4443-4452.

In some embodiments, the ERAP1 inhibitor comprises a small moleculedegrader, a proteoloysis-targeting chimera, an immunomodulatory drug, oran inhibitory nucleic acid molecule. In some embodiments, the inhibitorynucleic acid molecule is an antisense nucleic acid molecule, an siRNA,or an shRNA that hybridizes to ERAP1 mRNA. In some embodiments, theinhibitory nucleic acid molecule is an antisense nucleic acid moleculethat hybridizes to ERAP1 mRNA. In some embodiments, the inhibitorynucleic acid molecule is an siRNA that hybridizes to ERAP1 mRNA. In someembodiments, the inhibitory nucleic acid molecule is an shRNA thathybridizes to ERAP1 mRNA. In some embodiments, the ERAP1 inhibitorcomprises an anti-ERAP1 antibody.

In some embodiments, the assay for determining whether the subjectcomprises an MHC-I-opathy-related and/or MHC-II-opathy-related HLAgenotype and a functional ERAP2 protein and/or ERAP1 protein, or anucleic acid molecule encoding a functional ERAP2 protein and/or ERAP1protein, is a genotyping assay or sequencing assay. In some embodiments,the nucleic acid molecule encoding a functional ERAP2 protein and/orERAP1 protein comprises genomic DNA, mRNA, or cDNA obtained from mRNA.By comparing the nucleotide or protein sequence of the ERAP2 proteinand/or ERAP1 protein in the sample from a subject to the wild typesequence for ERAP2 protein and/or ERAP1 protein or nucleic acidmolecule, or to published sequences of variant ERAP2 proteins and/orERAP1 proteins or nucleic acid molecules having reduced or no activity,a determination can be made whether the subject comprises a functionalERAP2 protein and/or ERAP1 protein, or a nucleic acid molecule encodinga functional ERAP2 protein and/or ERAP1 protein. In addition, althoughan individual ERAP2 protein and/or ERAP1 protein may have biologicalactivity, the overall function of the ERAP2 protein and/or ERAP1 proteinmay not be functional due to reduced levels of expression. Thus, as usedherein, an ERAP2 protein and/or ERAP1 protein can be determined not tobe functional because the ERAP2 protein and/or ERAP1 protein lacks orhad reduced biological activity or because the expression level isreduced.

Determining whether a subject has an MHC-I-opathy-related and/orMHC-II-opathy-related HLA genotype and/or a functional ERAP2 proteinand/or ERAP1 protein, or a nucleic acid molecule encoding a functionalERAP2 protein and/or ERAP1 protein, in a biological sample from asubject can be carried out by any of the methods described herein. Insome embodiments, these methods can be carried out in vitro. In someembodiments, these methods can be carried out in situ. In someembodiments, these methods can be carried out in vivo. In any of theseembodiments, the nucleic acid molecule can be present within abiological sample obtained from the subject.

The biological sample can be derived from any cell, tissue, orbiological fluid from the subject. The biological sample may compriseany clinically relevant tissue, such as a bone marrow sample, a tumorbiopsy, a fine needle aspirate, or a sample of bodily fluid, such asblood, gingival crevicular fluid, plasma, serum, lymph, ascitic fluid,cystic fluid, or urine. In some cases, the sample comprises a buccalswab. The biological sample used in the methods disclosed herein canvary based on the assay format, nature of the detection method, and thetissues, cells, or extracts that are used as the sample. A biologicalsample can be processed differently depending on the assay beingemployed. For example, when detecting any particular nucleic acidmolecule, preliminary processing designed to isolate or enrich thebiological sample for the particular nucleic acid molecule can beemployed. A variety of techniques may be used for this purpose. Variousmethods to detect the presence or level of an mRNA molecule or thepresence of a particular genomic DNA locus can be used.

In some embodiments, the biological sample comprises a cell or celllysate. Such methods can further comprise, for example, obtaining abiological sample from the subject comprising genomic nucleic acidmolecules or mRNA molecules, and if mRNA, optionally reversetranscribing the mRNA into cDNA. In some embodiments, the method is anin vitro method. In some embodiments, the assay comprises RNA sequencing(RNA-Seq). In some embodiments, the assays also comprise reversetranscribing mRNA into cDNA, such as by the reverse transcriptasepolymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR).

Detecting the presence or absence of any particular HLA allele can becarried out by numerous techniques. Detection of HLA-A alleles on a2-digit and 4-digit resolution can be carried out. For example, an assaythat targets the HLA region in high resolution (all class-I and class-IIgenes) can be used. In some embodiments, the assay amplifies the fullHLA gene (in this case HLA-A) from the 5′UTR to the 3′UTR and providesgenetic variants across the full amplicon (the DNA that is the productof this amplification of the gene). A method can then be used to callthe HLA-A alleles with high accuracy (e.g., PHLAT2; Bai et al., MethodsMol. Biol., 2018, 1802, 193-201). The output of PHLAT2 provides theHLA-A 4-digits allele data for each sample, which can be used for theanalysis that identified other Aw19 alleles as enriched in Birdshotcases. In addition, commercial sources of HLA typing are available.

Detecting the presence or absence a functional ERAP2 protein and/orERAP1 protein, or a nucleic acid molecule encoding a functional ERAP2protein and/or ERAP1 protein, can be carried out by numerous techniques.For example, detection of presence or absence of ERAP2 protein and therelevant nucleotide sequence can be carried out as described in Andreset al., PLoS Genetics, 2010, 6, 1-13. For example, a subject having anERAP2 intronic variant designated rs2248374-A has a functional ERAP2protein, or a nucleic acid molecule encoding a functional ERAP2 protein,and has an increased risk of developing the MHC-I-opathy. A subjecthaving an ERAP2 variant designated rs10044354, HapA has a functionalERAP2 protein, or a nucleic acid molecule encoding a functional ERAP2protein, and has an increased risk of developing the MHC-I-opathy. Inaddition, a subject having an ERAP1 intronic variant designatedrs27432-G does not have a functional ERAP1 protein, or a nucleic acidmolecule encoding a functional ERAP1 protein, and has an increased riskof developing the MHC-I-opathy. A subject having an ERAP1 variantdesignated rs2287987, Hap 10 does not have a functional ERAP1 protein,or a nucleic acid molecule encoding a functional ERAP1 protein, and hasan increased risk of developing the MHC-I-opathy. A subject having anERAP2 splice variant designated rs2248374-G does not have a functionalERAP2 protein, or a nucleic acid molecule encoding a functional ERAP2protein, and has a decreased risk of developing the MHC-I-opathy.

In order that the subject matter disclosed herein may be moreefficiently understood, examples are provided below. It should beunderstood that these examples are for illustrative purposes only andare not to be construed as limiting the claimed subject matter in anymanner. Throughout these examples, molecular cloning reactions, andother standard recombinant DNA techniques, were carried out according tomethods described in Maniatis et al., Molecular Cloning—A LaboratoryManual, 2nd ed., Cold Spring Harbor Press (1989), using commerciallyavailable reagents, except where otherwise noted.

EXAMPLES Example 1: Methods Study Subjects and Samples

The genomic DNA samples from 286 patients with BSCR and 108 unrelatedhealthy local French volunteers that exhibited HLA tissue typing commonin the French population were included in this study. The patients wererecruited at Hopital Cochin, Paris, France. All patients met thecriteria for diagnosis of BSCR as defined both by an internationalconsensus conference held in 2002 and by the Standardization of UveitisNomenclature (SUN) Working Group. In brief, all patients had a posteriorbilateral uveitis with multifocal cream-colored or yellow-orange, ovalor round choroidal lesions (“birdshot spots”). Although the presence ofthe HLA-A*29 allele was not a requirement for the diagnosis of BSCRaccording to the international criteria, all patients included in thecurrent study carried the HLA-A*29 allele. The control DNA samples werecollected from volunteer donors recruited by the hematopoietic stem celldonor center of Rheims for France Greffe de Moelle Registry, and localcontrol healthy individuals of the Registry. The DNA samples wereisolated from peripheral blood samples using a standard salting outmethod or QlAamp Blood Kit (Qiagen, Chatsworth, Calif., USA). Qualityand quantity of DNA was determined by UV spectrophotometry and theconcentration was adjusted to 100 ng/ml. Signed informed consentdocumentation was obtained from all participants, and all researchadhered to the tenets set forth in the Declaration of Helsinki. Allstudy-related data acquisitions were approved by the Paris Cochininstitutional review board.

Genetic Data

A comprehensive approach was taken to both sequence the exomes andgenotype all samples, to allow for identification of common and rarevariants filtered based on high quality calls. DNA from participants wasgenotyped on the Illumina Global Screening Array (GSA) and imputed tothe HRC reference panel. Prior to imputation, the variants that had aMAF>=0.1%, missingness <1% and HWE p-value >10⁻¹⁵ were retained.Imputation using the HRC reference panel yielded 8,385,561 variants withimputation INFO>0.3 and MAF>0.5%.

Exome sequencing was performed to a mean depth of 31X, followed byvariant calling and quality control as reported previously (Van Hout etal., Nature, 2020, 586, 749-756), resulting in 238,942 variants. Whenintegrated, this produced an overall dataset with 8,459,907 variants:65.5% common (MAF>5%), 34.5% low-frequency (0.5%<MAF<5%) and 0.01% rare(MAF<0.5%).

HLA Genotyping

HLA Class I genes (HLA-A, -B, and -C) were amplified in a multiplex PCRreaction with primers encompassing the full genomic loci for eachtarget. The resulting amplicons were enzymatically fragmented to anaverage size of 250 base pairs and prepared for Illumina sequencing (NewEngland Biolabs, Ipswich, Mass.). The libraries were sequenced on theIllumina HiSeq 2500 platform on a rapid run flow cell using paired-end125 base pair reads with dual 10 base pair indexes. Upon completion ofsequencing, raw data from each Illumina HiSeq run was gathered in localbuffer storage and uploaded to the DNAnexus platform (Reid et al., BMCBioinformatics, 2014, 15, 30) for automated analysis. TheFASTQ-formatted reads were converted from the BCL files and assigned tosamples identified by specific barcodes using the bcl2fastq conversionsoftware (Illumina Inc., San Diego, Calif.). All the reads insample-specific FASTQ files were subject to HLA typing analysis using anupdated version of PHLAT program (Bai et al., BMC Genomics, 2014, 15,325) with the reference sequences consisting of GRCh38 genomic sequencesand HLA type reference sequences in the IPD-IMGT/HLA database v3.30.0(Robinson et al., Hum. Immunol., 2016, 77, 233-237).

In addition, HLA allele imputation was performed following SNP2HLA (Jiaet al., PLoS One, 2013, 8, e64683) with the T1DGC HLA allele referencepanel (Rich et al., Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sci., 2006, 1079, 1-8). HRC-imputedgenotypes in the extended Major Histocompatibility Complex (MHC) region(chr6:25-35 Mb) were filtered for high INFO score (>0.9) and certainty(maximum GP>0.8 for all genotyped), in order to increase overlap withthe T1DGC reference panel, were re-phased along with chromosome 6 arraygenotypes using SHAPEIT4 (Delaneau et al., Nat. Commun., 2019, 10,5436), and were imputed using Minimac4 (Das et al., Nat. Genet., 2016,48, 1284-1287). HLA allele imputation quality was assessed by examiningINFO score vs MAF, and imputed vs reference panel MAF.

Genetic Association Analyses

Association analyses in each study were performed using the genome-wideFirth logistic regression test implemented in SAIGE (Mbatchou et al.,bioRxiv, 2020, 2020.2006.2019.162354, doi:10.1101/2020.06.19.162354; andZhou et al., Nat. Genet., 2018, 50, 1335-1341). In this implementation,Firth's approach is applied when the p-value from standard logisticregression score test is below 0.05. The directly genotyped variantswith a minor allele frequency (MAF)>1%, <10% missingness, Hardy-Weinbergequilibrium test P-value>10⁻¹⁵ and linkage-disequilibrium (LD) pruning(1000 variant windows, 100 variant sliding windows and r²<0.1) wereincluded for GRM for SAIGE. The association model included as covariatessex and the first 10 ancestry-informative principal components (PCs)derived from the GRM dataset. Haplotype analyses were performed usingPLINK 1.0 (Purcell et al., Am. J. Hum. Genet., 2007, 81, 559-575)-chapand -hap-assoc and -hap-logistic, and in R. High haplotype imputationand phasing quality was indicated by PLINK-hap-phase maximum likelihoodhaplotype genotypes' posterior probabilities all equal to one.

HLA-A Allele Association Analyses

Association of HLA-A alleles was performed as follows: for each sample,both HLA-A alleles were typed as described above. Following HLA alleletyping, related samples were removed. For the remaining cohort of 282cases and 106 controls, one HLA-A allele that is not A*29 (the “second”allele) was obtained next. Samples carrying two copies of A*29, wereconsidered having A*29 as the second allele. The cohort was thensubjected to a Fisher's exact test, which tested the association of eachallele that was identified in three or more BSCR cases, with thecase-control status. To answer the question of whether the A19 allelegroup is also associated with the case-control status, the samples werecombined, and tested together in two different ways: carrying all Aw19alleles (A*29, A*30, A*31, A*32 and A*33). Since A*32 is biologicallydifferent than the other Aw19 alleles in its peptide binding domain, agroup that is made of samples carrying all Aw19 alleles excluding A*32was also constructed and tested. The final odds-ratios and p-values arepresented in the table in FIG. 1 .

Example 2: HLA-Aw19 Broad Antigen Serotype Alleles and BSCR Risk

The HLA-A29-controlled cohort allowed for examination of the HLA regionwhile controlling for the strong association of HLA-A29 with BSCR, andtherefore to detect possible additional association signals in the HLAregion.

First, it was asked whether rare variants on the HLA-A29 background wereenriched in BSCR cases. No significant enrichments of rare single oraggregated variants were identified either within or outside the MHCregion.

Second, the question was whether other HLA-A alleles in addition to theHLA-A29 allele increased BSCR risk. An assay to type HLA-A alleles inthis cohort (see Methods) was constructed, and tested the second HLA-Aallele (other than the known first HLA-A29) was tested for associationwith BSCR. Additional HLA-A alleles were found to be associated withBSCR, and those with the largest effects belonged to the same HLA-Aw19broad antigen serotype group: HLA-A29:02, A30:02, A31:01 and A33:01(FIG. 1 ). As a group, HLA-Aw19 alleles were significantly enriched inthe second allele of BSCR patients (OR=4.44, p=2.2e-03, FIG. 2 , bluebars). This result suggests, for example, that individuals carrying twocopies of HLA-A29 would be at a greater risk of developing BSCR comparedto those carrying one copy. It also suggests that other Aw19 allele mayplay a role in BSCR co-susceptibility or pathogenesis in concert withA29. The sole exception within the HLA-Aw19 serotype group is HLA-A32,which has been reported not to share the defining Aw19 binding domain(McKenzie et al., Genes Immun., 1999, 1, 120-129); HLA-A32 appears to bedepleted in BSCR cases and thus protective against BSCR (OR=0.28,p=0.1).

The above results presented two issues due to the small numbers ofcontrols in UParis (n=108): 1) The frequency of alleles might notrepresent the frequency of HLA-A alleles in general EUR population. 2)While the high ORs replicate in several HLA-Aw19 alleles, the numbersare not sufficient to support significant associations. To tackle theseconcerns, the frequency of HLA-A alleles in three other large European(EUR) ancestry control populations, two cohorts from the GeisingerHealth System (GHS cohort #1, n=77,198 and GHS cohort #2, n=59,072) andthe UK Biobank (UKB, n=463,315) were examined. In all three datasets,the EUR samples carrying at least one HLA-A29 allele were selected,matching the BSCR cohort: 4,014 A29 carriers from GHS cohort #1 (5.2% ofall EUR subjects), 2,829 A29 carriers from GHS cohort #2 (4.8% of allEUR), and 38,543 A29 carriers from UKB (8.3% of all EUR). Thefrequencies of the second HLA-A alleles in these cohorts were comparedto those observed in the BSCR cohort (FIG. 2 , FIG. 1 ). The resultssupport the enrichment of four of the five HLA-Aw19 alleles in BSCRcases, with highest increased risk for HLA-A30:02 (GHS cohort #1OR=4.31, GHS cohort #2 OR=6.6, UKB OR=4.6) and HLA-A33 (GHS cohort #1OR=3.4, GHS cohort #2 OR=2.8, UKB OR=4.9). When combining samplescarrying the four co-susceptibility alleles A29, A30, A31 and A33, wasfound a highly significant enrichment in BSCR cases was found a whencompared with the larger control cohorts (GHS cohort #1 p-val=1.29E-06,GHS cohort #2 p-val=1.07E-06, UKB p-val=9.62E-07, FIG. 1 top row). Thisanalysis excludes A32 because of its biological difference in thesequence of the peptide binding domain as previously reported. Theadditional analyses with all Aw19 alleles including A32 showed that theenrichment in cases is reduced when it is included (FIG. 1 bottom row).

In order to test whether these associations are affected by measurableconfounders, logistic regression tests were conducted to evaluate theeffects of the second HLA-A allele in HLA-A29 carriers, in UParis BSCRcases compared with each control cohort, with covariates included forsex and principal components, calculated based on genetic array data foreach analytic set (FIG. 3 ). The results were consistent with increasedrisk for the HLA-Aw19 co-susceptibility alleles, A29, A30, A31, and A33.

Example 3: HLA-A32 Exhibits Protection from BSCR in an HLA-A29 PositiveCohort

HLA-A32 is underrepresented in BSCR cases (3/286, ^(˜)1%) versus A29carrier controls (4/108, 3.7%), corresponding to a nominally significantprotection from risk (OR=0.28, p=0.1; FIG. 1 ). When compared with thelarger control cohorts, the trend protection is maintained with both UKBcontrols (3.4%, OR=0.3, p=0.02) and GHS controls (cohort #1: 3.8%,OR=0.27, p=0.01; cohort #2: 3.7%, OR=0.27, p=0.02). While nominallysignificant, this result does not pass the threshold of multiple testcorrection (p=3.57e-03) and will need to be further validated withadditional case cohorts.

Example 4: ERAP1 and ERAP2 are Independently Associated with BSCR

All variants and gene burdens were tested for association withcase-control status, while controlling for sex and ten principalcomponents, using a generalized linear mixed model (SAIGE). Due to thefact that both cases and controls were A29 allele carriers, the expectedstrong HLA-A signal was at least partially controlled, as evidenced bythe strongest HLA p-value=8.98E-07, compared with p=6.6e-74 with 125cases in the previous BSCR report (Kuiper et al., Hum. Mol. Genet.,2014, 23, 6081-6087). Overall, no locus passed the genome widesignificance threshold (p<5e-8). Other than the remnant signal at HLA-A,only the ERAP1/ERAP2-LNPEP locus on chromosome 5 showed an associationwith disease at p<1e-6 (FIG. 2 ).

The top association within the ERAP1/ERAP2-LNPEP locus is the ERAP1intronic variant rs27432 (OR (95% Cl)=2.58 (1.78-3.76), p=6.6e-7), astrong eQTL associated with decreased ERAP1 expression (Kuiper et al.,Hum. Mol. Genet., 2018, 27, 4333-4343; and Paladini et al., Sci. Rep.,2018, 8, 10398), which also tags the risk-increasing common ERAP1haplotype. A haplotype analysis was further performed to assess ERAP1haplotype associations with BSCR status in the present data. The resultswere consistent with three levels of risk differentiated bynonsynonymous ERAP1 variant haplotypes corresponding to Kuiper et al.Haps 1+2 (OR=0.41, Cases AF=0.17, controls AF=0.35, p=6.7e-06), Hap10(OR=1.78, Cases AF=0.28, controls AF=0.17, p=8.0e-03), and haplotypes3-8 (OR=1.32, Cases AF=0.55, controls AF=0.48, p=0.11) (FIG. 4 ).

The previously reported top association for BSCR at this locus tags acommon variant near ERAP2/LNPEP, rs10044354. This reported risk alleleis in a strong linkage disequilibrium (D′=0.99, R²=0.76), with a strongeQTL increasing ERAP2 expression. The results show a nominal associationof rs10044354 with increased risk for Birdshot (OR (95% Cl)=1.55(1.13-2.11), p=5.8e-3). Furthermore, no significant evidence was foundfor an interaction of rs10044354 with rs27432-rs2287987 haplotypes(conditional haplotype test p=0.46).

Next, a meta-analysis of the results with the published results fromKuiper et al. was carried out, which yielded genome-wide significantassociations for both ERAP1 (rs27432, OR (95% Cl)=2.46 (1.85-3.26),p=4.07e-10) and ERAP2 (r510044354, OR (95% Cl)=1.95 (1.55-2.44),p=6.2e-09) loci with BSCR (FIG. 1 ). Both previous and current studiesshowed consistent directionality for both variants, which, separated byover 201,222 bp, show low linkage disequilibrium (LD) in the presentcohort (R2=0.18, D′=0.79).

The expression of ERAP2 has been previously reported to be disrupted bya common splice region variant (rs2248374, AF=0.53) that causesmis-splicing of intron 10 and eventual transcript degradation vianonsense-mediated decay (Andres et al., PLoS Genet., 2010, 6, e1001157;and Coulombe-Huntington et al., PLoS Genet., 2009, 5, e1000766), andwhich is in high LD with rs10044354 (R2=0.8, D′=1). Thus, about 25% ofthe population of most ancestries (including European, AF=0.53; African,AF=0.57 and South Asian, AF=0.58) is estimated to be lacking an activeERAP2 protein. Both datasets were examined for rs2248374 associationsand found that it is protective for BSCR with nominal significance inboth datasets (FIG. 5 ). Furthermore, ERAP2-rs2248374 that disruptsERAP2 expression is protective (OR 0.56; 95% Cl [0.45-0.70]; p=2.39e-07;FIG. 6 ). In summary, higher expression of ERAP2 protein increases riskfor BSCR and a lower expression is protective.

Example 5: Cumulative Effect of HLA-Aw19 Alleles and ERAP1/ERAP2Haplotypes on BSCR Risk

The potential interactions between the ERAP1 and ERAP2 associationsignals and between HLA-Aw19 and ERAP1/ERAP2 signals was examined bycalculating the cumulative effects of HLA-Aw19, ERAP1 and ERAP2genotypes on BSCR risk using the 286 cases and the 4,014 A29 carriersfrom the GHS cohort #1. First, an analysis of ERAP2-rs10044354 riskhaplotype, the top non-MHC signal in Kuiper et al. was performed,stratified by single (A29/-) versus double (A29/AW19) Aw19 background,which yielded a trend of increased risk with additionalERAP2-rs10044354-T variant alleles, particularly on the double A29/AW19background (FIG. 7 , Panel A). The combination of rs10044354-TT and twocopies of Aw19 with 12 cases and 34 controls was found to have thehighest risk (OR=9.9 [4.4-21.2], p=1.66e-07, FIG. 8 ).

A similar analysis of the ERAP1-rs27432 risk haplotype, the top non-MHCassociation, stratified by single (A29/-) versus double (A29/AW19) Aw19background, yielded the same trend of increased risk with additionalERAP1-rs27432-G variant alleles, particularly on the double A29/AW19background (OR=6.2 [2.7-15.51], p=1.54e-06, FIG. 7 , Panel B and FIG. 9).

The combined effects of the ERAP1 risk haplotype tagged by rs27432, andthe ERAP2 risk haplotype tagged by rs10044354 were calculated next (FIG.7 , Panel C). It was found that the highest risk is conferred by thecombination of ERAP1-rs27432-GG and ERAP2-rs10044354-TT (OR=3.6[1.62-9.45], p=4.03e-04, FIG. 10 ), and as mentioned above, these dataare consistent with additive effects of the variants/haplotypes.

Next, all risk haplotypes were combined to a single risk analysis. Dueto the small number of cases, the genotypes of intermediate genotypeswere combined into four main groups: 1) homozygous to the protectivealleles in both ERAP1 and ERAP2, homozygous in one and 2) heterozygousin the other, 3) homozygous risk allele in either ERAP1 or ERAP2, and 4)homozygous risk allele in both ERAP1 or ERAP2 (FIG. 7 , Panel D and FIG.11 ). A gradual increase in risk with the addition of each risk allelewas observed, with the highest risk presented when carrying homozygousrisk alleles in both ERAP1 and ERAP2, on top of two copies of A19alleles (OR=13.53 [3.79-54.77], p=1.17e-05). These results suggest thatboth ERAP1 and/or ERAP2 confer greater BSCR risk, which is furtherincreased in the double Aw19 background.

Example 6: Absolute BSCR Risk

The calculation of the absolute risk of BSCR when considering all riskalleles is presented in FIG. 7 , Panel D. Since the prevalence of BSCRin general population is estimated at 0.2-1.7:100,000 (Minos et al.,Orphanet J. Rare Dis., 2016, 11, 61), 1:100,000 was used as anapproximation. The absolute risk was further calculated when carryingone A29 carrier based on the frequency of A29 in UKB EUR population of8%, and reach an absolute risk of 1:29,000 (FIG. 11 ). It was observedthat the absolute risk climbs with each risk genotype presented in FIG.7 , Panel D, reaching the most prominent risk at 1:2,160 for cases thatcarry homozygous risk alleles for both ERAP1 and ERAP2, and two copiesof Aw19 alleles. Exhibiting a significant increase in absolute risk ofdisease when carrying all three risk haplotypes.

Example 7: Discussion

The sequencing of a new large BSCR patient cohort and HLA-A*29 controlshas confirmed the importance of the ERAP1 and ERAP2 polymorphisms inincreasing risk for developing BSCR. ERAP1 and ERAP2 reside back-to-backon chromosome five in opposite orientation and share the regulatoryregions, which upregulate one and downregulate the other, and viceversa. The association of both ERAP1 and ERAP2 haplotypes is consistentwith a mechanism in which coordinated decreased ERAP1 and increasedERAP2 expression contribute to disease risk. Several studies havereported that the ERAP1 and ERAP2 haplotypes affect their expression aswell as the resulting peptidome (Kuiper et al., Hum. Mol. Genet., 2018,27, 4333-4343; Paladini et al., Sci. Rep., 2018, 8, 10398; andSanz-Bravo et al., Mol. Cell Proteomics, 2018, 17, 1564-1577).

The present study found that several other HLA-Aw19 family alleles(HLA-A29, A30, A31, A33) contribute additional risk as the second HLA-Aallele, in addition to HLA-A29 risk allele. HLA-Aw19 family alleles havea similar antigen-binding sequence and therefore would bind similarpeptide motifs. Hence, the enrichment of Aw19 alleles in cases supportsthe inferred mechanism underlying activation of the immune response inBSCR: having two copies of these alleles may increase the cell-surfacepresentation of specific types of peptides in BSCR cases compared toHLA-A29 positive controls. Furthermore, it was found that the HLA-A32allele within the Aw19 family is potentially protective.

These results indicate that a decreased expression of ERAP1 and anincreased expression of ERAP2 confer stronger risk for BSCR than eachone separately. Furthermore, this effect is increased in the presence oftwo copies of HLA-Aw19. The combined and additive effect of risk factorsassociated with peptide processing and presentation is suggestive of apeptide presentation threshold hypothesis as a driving mechanism for theimmune response underlying development of BSCR disease. Results fromthis and other studies suggest that increased ERAP2 along with decreasedERAP1 expression in BSCR cases would lead to higher availability ofERAP2-processed peptides for presentation onto HLA class I proteins.Additional HLA-Aw19 alleles, with similar peptide-binding properties,would increase presentation of similar peptides. Therefore, both theproduction of a unique peptide pool by dominant ERAP2 activity and theincreased expression of HLA-Aw19 risk allele proteins presenting thesepeptides may increase the likelihood that a putative ocular autoantigenwould be processed and presented above a certain threshold to activatean immune response. On the other hand, having lower expression of ERAP2(and higher expression of ERAP1), along with a single HLA-A*29 allele,lowers the ocular antigenic peptide presentation below the threshold andthus reduces the risk of generating the immunological response leadingto BSCR in HLA-A*29 healthy control carriers. This further highlightsthe importance of the shaping and generation of the available peptidepool by ERAPs to be presented by specific HLA class I proteins inpromoting the generation of an immune response or, in the case ofautoimmune disease, an aberrant response to a self-antigen.

ERAP1 and ERAP2 polymorphisms and risk haplotypes have also beenreported in other HLA class I-associated autoimmune diseases (Babaie etal., Mol. Immunol., 2020, 121, 7-19; and Yao et al., Hum. Immunol.,2019, 80, 325-334). Polymorphisms in ERAP1 increase risk for AnkylosingSpondylitis in HLA-B*27 carriers, for psoriasis vulgaris in HLA-C*06carriers, and for Behçet's disease in HLA-B*51 carriers, furthersupporting the combinatorial impact of peptide trimming and HLA class Iallele in initiating autoimmune responses (Evans et al., Nat. Genet.,2011, 43, 761-767; Wisniewski et al., Hum. Immunol., 2018, 79, 109-116;Nat. Genet., 2010, 42, 985-990; and Takeuchi et al., Ann. Rheum. Dis.,2016, 75, 2208-2211). Ankylosing Spondylitis and Behçet'sdisease-associated ERAP1 variants have also been experimentally shown toshape the resulting HLA-B*27 and HLA-B*51 peptidome, respectively(Sanz-Bravo et al., Mol. Cell Proteomics, 2018, 17, 1308-1323; and Guaspet al., J. Biol. Chem., 2017, 292, 9680-9689). Therefore, it is possiblethat the combination of risk ERAP1/ERAP2 haplotypes and specific riskHLA class I alleles can predispose an individual to develop an HLA classI associated disease in a similar fashion as it is hypothesized forBSCR. This implies that the peptide threshold hypothesis may havebroader implications as a disease mechanism in HLA class I associatedimmunological diseases.

HLA-A32 is the only HLA-Aw19 member that is found at lower rates in BSCRpatients compared to controls, suggesting that it could be protective.The HLA-Aw19 serotype was initially identified by antibody binding torelated family members; however, this identifies the HLA-A proteinsbased on structure outside of the peptide-binding groove. Serofamilieshave since been re-analyzed by overall and peptide binding regionsequences (McKenzie et al., Genes Immun. 1999, 1, 120-129). Comparisonof the sequences in the peptide binding region reveals that HLA-A32 ismore distantly related than the other Aw19 alleles which are identifiedas novel risk factors in this present study: HLA-A29, A30, A31, A33.When examining the differences in sequence between these Aw19 alleles,two main differences are evident: at position 9, which is part of thepeptide binding domain, and a stretch of amino-acids at positions 79-83that is only found in HLA-A32 and not the other Aw19 alleles (FIG. 12 ).Theoretically, the peptide pool bound by HLA-A32 would differ from theremaining members of the Aw19 family and would not activate the samesubset of responding CD8 T cells. This adds further evidence supportingthe hypothesis of the threshold requirement of an increasedconcentration of the driving autoantigenic peptide pool presented onhigh-risk HLA-A proteins as a driving component for development of BSCRuveitis.

In summary, the combinatorial impact of ERAP1/2 shaping theimmunopeptidome along with differential peptide selection by the keyresidues in HLA-A29 and HLA-Aw19 family members supports theimmunological hypothesis of a peptide pool that is generated by thiscombination and available for immune cell recognition and activationinitiating an inflammatory cascade. Avenues to reduce the expression andrecognition of ERAP2-processed and HLA-Aw19-presented peptides in theeye may be beneficial against BSCR disease and/or progression.

Various modifications of the described subject matter, in addition tothose described herein, will be apparent to those skilled in the artfrom the foregoing description. Such modifications are also intended tofall within the scope of the appended claims. Each reference (including,but not limited to, journal articles, U.S. and non-U.S. patents, patentapplication publications, international patent application publications,gene bank accession numbers, and the like) cited in the presentapplication is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety.

1. A method of treating a subject having an immune disorder, the methodcomprising administering to the subject a therapeutically effectiveamount of an Endoplasmic Reticulum Aminopeptidase 2 (ERAP2) inhibitor.2. The method according to claim 1, wherein the immune disorder is anMHC-I-opathy.
 3. The method according to claim 2, wherein theMHC-I-opathy is Birdshot Chorioretinopathy (BSCR).
 4. The methodaccording to claim 3, the method further comprising detecting thepresence or absence of an HLA-Aw19 allele in a biological sampleobtained from the subject. 5-17. (canceled)
 18. The method according toclaim 2, wherein the MHC-I-opathy is Ankylosing Spondylitis (AS). 19.The method according to claim 18, the method further comprisingdetecting the presence or absence of HLA-B*27 or HLA-B*40 in abiological sample obtained from the subject. 20-27. (canceled)
 28. Themethod according to claim 2, wherein the MHC-I-opathy is Behçet'sdisease.
 29. The method according to claim 28, the method furthercomprising detecting the presence or absence of HLA-B*51 in a biologicalsample obtained from the subject. 30-37. (canceled)
 38. The methodaccording to claim 2, wherein the MHC-I-opathy is psoriasis.
 39. Themethod according to claim 38, the method further comprising detectingthe presence or absence of HLA-C*06 in a biological sample obtained fromthe subject. 40-47. (canceled)
 48. The method according to claim 2,wherein the MHC-I-opathy is Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA).
 49. Themethod according to claim 48, the method further comprising detectingthe presence or absence of HLA-B*27 in a biological sample obtained fromthe subject. 50-57. (canceled)
 58. The method according to claim 2,wherein the MHC-I-opathy is inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) or Crohn'sdisease (CD).
 59. The method according to claim 58, the method furthercomprising detecting the presence or absence of HLA-C*07 in a biologicalsample obtained from the subject. 60-82. (canceled)
 83. A method oftreating a subject having an MHC-I-opathy, the method comprising:performing or having performed an assay on a biological sample from thesubject to determine whether the subject comprises: i) anMHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype; and ii) a functional ERAP2 protein ora nucleic acid molecule encoding a functional ERAP2 protein; andadministering to the subject a therapeutically effective amount of anERAP2 inhibitor, wherein the subject comprises both anMHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype and a functional ERAP2 protein or anucleic acid molecule encoding a functional ERAP2 protein; wherein thepresence of both the MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype and thefunctional ERAP2 protein or a nucleic acid molecule encoding afunctional ERAP2 protein indicates that the subject is a candidate fortreating the MHC-I-opathy by inhibiting ERAP2.
 84. The method accordingto claim 83, wherein the MHC-I-opathy is Birdshot Chorioretinopathy(BSCR) and the MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype comprises an HLA-Aw19allele. 85-95. (canceled)
 96. The method according to claim 83, whereinthe MHC-I-opathy is Ankylosing Spondylitis (AS) and theMHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype comprises an HLA-B*27 allele or anHLA-B*40 allele. 97-102. (canceled)
 103. The method according to claim83, wherein the MHC-I-opathy is Behçet's disease and theMHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype comprises an HLA-B*51 allele. 104-109.(canceled)
 110. The method according to claim 83, wherein theMHC-I-opathy is psoriasis and the MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotypecomprises an HLA-C*06 allele. 111-116. (canceled)
 117. The methodaccording to claim 83, wherein the MHC-I-opathy is Juvenile IdiopathicArthritis (JIA) and the MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype comprises anHLA-B*27. 118-123. (canceled)
 124. The method according to claim 83,wherein the MHC-I-opathy is inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) or Crohn'sdisease (CD) and the MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype comprises anHLA-C*07 allele. 125-138. (canceled)
 139. The method according to claim83, wherein: the assay performed or having been performed on thebiological sample from the subject further determines whether thesubject comprises a functional Endoplasmic Reticulum Aminopeptidase 1(ERAP1) protein or a nucleic acid molecule encoding a functional ERAP1protein; and the method further comprises administering to the subject atherapeutically effective amount of an ERAP1 agonist, wherein thesubject comprises an MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype and does notcomprise a functional ERAP1 protein or a nucleic acid molecule encodinga functional ERAP1 protein; wherein the presence of anMHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype and the absence of a functional ERAP1protein or a nucleic acid molecule encoding a functional ERAP1 proteinindicates that the subject is a candidate for treating the MHC-I-opathyby activating ERAP1. 140-144. (canceled)
 145. The method according toclaim 83, wherein: the assay performed or having been performed on thebiological sample from the subject further determines whether thesubject comprises a functional Endoplasmic Reticulum Aminopeptidase 1(ERAP1) protein or a nucleic acid molecule encoding a functional ERAP1protein; and the method further comprises administering to the subject atherapeutically effective amount of an ERAP1 inhibitor, wherein thesubject comprises an MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype and comprises afunctional ERAP1 protein or a nucleic acid molecule encoding afunctional ERAP1 protein; wherein the presence of anMHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype and the presence of a functional ERAP1protein or a nucleic acid molecule encoding a functional ERAP1 proteinindicates that the subject is a candidate for treating the MHC-I-opathyby inhibiting ERAP1. 146-147. (canceled)
 148. A method of identifying asubject having an increased risk for developing an MHC-I-opathy, themethod comprising: performing or having performed an assay on abiological sample from the subject to determine whether the subjectcomprises: i) an MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype; and ii) a functionalERAP2 protein or a nucleic acid molecule encoding a functional ERAP2protein; wherein: when the subject has both the MHC-I-opathy-related HLAgenotype and the functional ERAP2 protein or the nucleic acid moleculeencoding the functional ERAP2 protein, then the subject has an increasedrisk of developing the MHC-I-opathy; when the subject lacks theMHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype, or lacks the functional ERAP2 proteinor the nucleic acid molecule encoding the functional ERAP2 protein, orlacks both, then the subject has a decreased risk of developing theMHC-I-opathy; and when the subject comprises two copies of theMHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype, then the subject has an increasedrisk of developing the MHC-I-opathy compared to comprising a single copyof the MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype.
 149. The method according toclaim 148, wherein the MHC-I-opathy is Birdshot Chorioretinopathy (BSCR)and the MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype comprises an HLA-Aw19 allele.150-160. (canceled)
 161. The method according to claim 148, wherein theMHC-I-opathy is Ankylosing Spondylitis (AS) and the MHC-I-opathy-relatedHLA genotype comprises an HLA-B*27 allele or an HLA-B*40 allele.162-167. (canceled)
 168. The method according to claim 148, wherein theMHC-I-opathy is Behçet's disease and the MHC-I-opathy-related HLAgenotype comprises an HLA-B*51 allele. 169-174. (canceled)
 175. Themethod according to claim 148, wherein the MHC-I-opathy is psoriasis andthe MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype comprises an HLA-C*06 allele.176-181. (canceled)
 182. The method according to claim 148, wherein theMHC-I-opathy is Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA) and theMHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype comprises an HLA-B*27. 183-188.(canceled)
 189. The method according to claim 148, wherein theMHC-I-opathy is inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) or Crohn's disease (CD)and the MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype comprises an HLA-C*07 allele.190-204. (canceled)
 205. The method according to claim 148, wherein: theassay performed or having been performed on the biological sample fromthe subject further determines whether the subject comprises afunctional Endoplasmic Reticulum Aminopeptidase 1 (ERAP1) protein or anucleic acid molecule encoding a functional ERAP1 protein; and when thesubject has the MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype and lacks thefunctional ERAP1 protein or the nucleic acid molecule encoding thefunctional ERAP1 protein, then the subject has an increased risk ofdeveloping the MHC-I-opathy; and when the subject lacks theMHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype, or has the functional ERAP1 proteinor the nucleic acid molecule encoding the functional ERAP1 protein, orboth, then the subject has a decreased risk of developing theMHC-I-opathy. 206-211. (canceled)
 212. The method according to claim148, wherein: the assay performed or having been performed on thebiological sample from the subject further determines whether thesubject comprises a functional Endoplasmic Reticulum Aminopeptidase 1(ERAP1) protein or a nucleic acid molecule encoding a functional ERAP1protein; and when the subject has the MHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotypeand has the functional ERAP1 protein or the nucleic acid moleculeencoding the functional ERAP1 protein, then the subject has an increasedrisk of developing the MHC-I-opathy; and when the subject lacks theMHC-I-opathy-related HLA genotype, or does not comprise the functionalERAP1 protein or the nucleic acid molecule encoding the functional ERAP1protein, or both, then the subject has a decreased risk of developingthe MHC-I-opathy. 213-215. (canceled)